OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro full specs sheet is out

Yordan, 02 May 2019

There are two weeks until the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro are announced, but a full specs sheet appeared online and it looks like the real deal. The new vanilla flagship will have a dual camera, huge battery, and 30W Warp Charge, while its Pro sibling will have ultra-wide lens, slightly smaller power cell, but a rising selfie camera and 10 GB RAM.

Phone	OnePlus 7	OnePlus 7 Pro
OS	Android Pie with Oxygen OS	Android Pie with Oxygen OS
Display	6.2" AMOLED, 60 Hz, Full HD+	6.64", AMOLED, 90 Hz, QHD+
Processor	Snapdragon 855	Snapdragon 855
RAM	6 GB	10 GB
Rear Camera 1	48 MP	48 MP
Rear Camera 2	Telephoto	Telephoto
Rear Camera 3	N/A	Ultra wide-angle
Front camera	In a notch	Pop-up mechanism
Battery	4,150 mAh	4,000 mAh
Charging	30W Warp Charge via USB-C	30W Warp Charge via USB-C
Fingerprint scanner	Under the display	Under the display
Dimensions	157.7 x 74.8 x 8.1 mm	162.6 x 76 x 8.8 mm

Most of the specs were already leaked at one point or another, but this is the first complete sheet with all the important stuff. It is clear both devices will sport an AMOLED panel for a UD fingerprint scanner and will come with Snapdragon 855. The devices look like an evolution of what OnePlus is currently offering, combined with the latest hardware in the industry.

The 48 MP primary camera is likely to be Sony IMX586, and finally, a OnePlus smartphone will have a useful secondary telephoto shooter. The third snapper on the Pro will provide a bit more viewing pleasure with the wide-angle sensor, but the actual MPs are yet to be revealed. Other stuff like a 6.64” panel on the OnePlus 7 Pro and a pop-up camera above are also not a surprise, and many would ask if this is actually the specs sheet or just a rumor roundup (which could also be both).

The official source of the specs is a user on Baidu, but at the time of writing this article, the post is nowhere to be seen. Some might rightfully ask if this is the actual specs sheet or just a rumor roundup, but our intuition suggest it is both. Whether or not this is true, we’re yet to see on May 14, when the official launch will take place.

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