OnePlus launches Nord N300 5G: Check key features, price here
For now, the device will be available only in the United States, where it will go on sale starting November 3. It has been priced at $228 approx. ₹19,000).
Expanding its Nord smartphone series, OnePlus has launched the Nord N300 5G, which succeeds the Nord N200 5G device. The handset comes in a single colour variant – Midnight Jade – and, for now, will be available only in the United States, where it will go on sale starting November 3.

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Here's all you need to know about the Nord N300 5G:
(1.) The Chinese manufacturer has given a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen and MediaTek's Dimensity 810 5g chipset in this smartphone, making it the first phone in the US to be powered by a MediaTek processor.
(2.) Equipped with 4GB RAM, the product runs on the company's own Oxygen OS, which is based on the Android 13 operating system. It is backed by a 5,000mAh battery and comes with a 33W fast charging adapter.
(3.) For photography, the Nord N300 has an 8MP camera at for selfies. The rear features a dual camera setup consisting of a 48MP sensor paired with a 2MP depth lens.
(4.) Further, OnePlus had added a fingerprint scanner, which it has provided on the power button of the handset. Also, the smartphone has a water drop notch at the front.
(5.) In the United States, the product has been priced at $228 (approx. ₹19,000) and will be made available through T-Mobile and Metro.
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