Ahead of launch, OnePlus 12 first look officially revealed. Check details
OnePlus 12 is likely to be launched on December 5, a day after 10-year anniversary of OnePlus
OnePlus has revealed the first look of OnePlus 12 and is reportedly set to launch this next handset on December 5, a day after the Chinese manufacturer's 10-year anniversary.

According to Gadgets 360, OnePlus 12 pre-bookings are available on the official OnePlus website and JD.com, with a global launch slated for January.
What does first look show?
As seen in first images of OnePlus 12, the upcoming smartphone features a hole-punch display design, along with a triple camera setup with the Hasselblad branding.
The punch-hole cutout, which is in the display, houses the selfie camera; there are curved edges and barrow bezels all around the display. The rear end, meanwhile, has a circular camera module.
Colours
As previously teased, OnePlus 12 will be offered in the following colour options: Pale Green, Rock Black, White.
Expected specifications
Display: BOE's ProXDR display with a 2K resolution and peak brightness of 2600 nits.
Processor: The device will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdrgaon 8 Gen 3 SoC; 16 GB RAM and 256 GB internal storage.
Operating system: Tipped to be the successor to OnePlus 11, the phone is teased to run on Android 14-based ColorOS.
Battery: It is likely to sport a large 5400 mAh unit battery that supports wired charging of 100 W and 50W wireless charging.
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