OnePlus 8, 8 Pro official cases pop-up in high-def pictures

Victor, 11 April 2020

This is definitely getting pretty ridiculous at this point, but we would be lying if we said that we didn’t fully anticipate the continued onslaught of OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro leaks, prior to the April 14 unveiling event. Still, with pretty-much everything else mostly neatly cleared-up, there’s no real reason not to look at the official case options in high resolution.

Sandstone: Cyan • Smoky Purple • Black

In case you were wondering (get it…), these don’t actually come as a surprise, since we did get a glimpse of the selection a while back. That image, however, hardly offered the amount of detail we have this time around. So, if you are planning to snatch-up a OnePlus 8 phone, you might as well use your spare weekend time to pick out a case, as well. Options include the signature OnePlus sandstone in Black, Smoky Purple and Cyan. Also, Nylon, Karbon and simple transparent bumper cases.

Nylon Bumper Case • Karbon Bumper Case • Transparent Bumper Case

On a more serious note, if case you missed some of this ongoing avalanche of leaks, here is a nifty table for pretty-much all of you OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro needs. It comes courtesy of this mega leak.

Specs	OnePlus 8	OnePlus 8 Pro
CPU	Snapdragon 865 SoC
RAM	8/12GB LPDDR4X	8/12GB LPDDR5
Operating System	OxygenOS based on Android 10
Display	6.55" 2400x1080 pixel 90Hz Fluid AMOLED 20:9 screen with 402ppi pixel density, Gorilla Glass, and HDR10+	6.78" 3168x1440 pixel 120Hz Fluid AMOLED 19.8:9 screen with 513ppi pixel density, Gorilla Glass, HDR10+, Adaptive Display and MEMC
Rear Camera	48MP Sony IMX586 (F/1.75, OIS, EIS) + 16MP ultrawide (F/2.2, 116-degree FOV), 2MP macro (F/2.4, 1.75μm pixel size) with PDAF and dual-LED flash	48MP Sony IMX689 (F/1.78, 1.12μm pixel size, OIS, EIS) + 48MP Sony IMX586 ultrawide (F/2.2, 120-degree FOV) + 8MP telephoto (F/2.4, 3x optical, OIS) + 5MP color filter (F/2.4) with PDAF, Laser AF, and dual-LED flash
Front Camera	16MP Sony IMX471 (F/2.0, fixed focus, EIS)	16MP Sony IMX471 (F/2.4, fixed focus, EIS)
Video Recording	Main Camera: 4K UHD 30/60 FPS, 1080p 30/60 FPS, 720p 480 FPS Slow-Mo, 1080p 240 FPS Slow-Mo; Front Camera: 1080p 30 FPS
Camera Features	HDR, RAW, Cine Mode, Nightscape, Super Macro, Pro Mode	HDR, RAW, Cine Mode, Nightscape, Super Macro, Pro Mode, Audio Zoom, Color Filter
Internal Storage	128/256GB UFS 3.0
Colors	Onyx Black (Glossy), Glacial Green (Matte), Interstellar Glow (Glossy)	Onyx Black (Glossy), Glacial Green (Matte), Ultramarine Blue (Matte)
Dimensions	160.2 x 72.9 x 8.0mm	165.3 x 74.4 x 8.5mm
Weight	180 grams	199 grams
Connectivity	5G, Bluetooth 5.1 (with aptX, aptX HD, LDAC, AAC), NFC, Wi-Fi 6 (2.4GHz and 5GHz), USB-C USB 3.1 Gen 1
SIM	Dual Nano
Navigation	GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo
Other	In-display Fingerprint Scanner, Stereo Speakers, Dolby Atmos	In-display Fingerprint Scanner, Stereo Speakers, Dolby Atmos, IP68
Battery	4,300 mAh with 30W Warp Charge 30T support	4,510 mAh with 30W Warpe Charge 30T, 30W Wireless Charging, and 3W Reverse Wireless Charging support

And in case the included render in this article isn’t sufficient and you would like to see the OnePlus 8 Pro in person, there is a really fresh live photo for you to check out. And speaking of photos, company CEO Pete Lau himself, already shared a few low-light samples from the Pro. We have plenty of info on pricing and availability as well, though some of this might be subject to change. The vanilla OnePlus 8 is expected to retail for €729 for the basic 8/128GB tier and €835 for the 12/256GB. The Pro will set you back €930 and €1,020, respectively, for the two skews. China should get its own unveiling event on April 16, with sales immediately following on April 17.

OnePlus 8 leaked render

And, since you are already accessorizing your future OnePlus 8 unit, you can start with this article down the rabbit hole for the new OnePlus Bullets Wireless earbuds. We already have a decent amount of info on those. And the same goes for the Warp Charge 30 Wireless charger.

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Reader comments

the tech nerd
13 Apr 2020
uw6

Exactly and since oneplus has entered this price segment they should really work on that

Tan
13 Apr 2020
bJb

OnePlus 8 is nice but price too expensive

Peachy001
13 Apr 2020
StU

There is a gulf between what each company does with it though. Hopefully Google go for an improved sensor, though I'm worried that their fingers have been burnt. Worried they'll opt for a safe cheap midrange set of devices.