One Plus 6 Launched In India For Rs 34,999
The highly anticipated OnePlus 6 has finally arrived. And like most flagships launched since Apple's iPhone X, it too features a notched bezel-less display.
The base model with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage will set enthusiasts back by Rs 34,999. For another Rs 4,000, you get twice the storage with 8GB of RAM. There's a special Marvel Avengers edition that costs Rs 44,999. It features a kevlar pattern on the back and a gold Avengers logo. It will also have 256GB of storage.
The other big change from its previous designs is the introduction of a glass back. That replaces the aluminum body case that came with the OnePlus 3. Unlike most manufacturers, the OnePlus 6 retains the 3.5 mm audio output jack.
Specifications:
- 6.3 inch optic AMOLED display
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor
- 16+20 megapixel dual rear cameras
- 3300mAh non-removable battery with fast charging
- Fingerprint and face unlock
The phone was launched globally in London yesterday and unveiled in India today. OnePlus 6 will run the Chinese company's OxygenOS 5.1.2 that is built on top Android Oreo.
It comes in three colours: Mirror Black, Midnight Black and Silk White.
Watch this conversation with Kyle Kiang, global head of marketing at OnePlus.
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