OnePlus 16 will be the flagship phone of the company which is going to be the successor of the popular OnePlus 15. OnePlus 15 has proved to be a tremendous high performance smartphone in itself. But the company seems to be taking OnePlus 16 one step further. Leaks are continuously emerging regarding OnePlus 16. Now the latest update makes important revelations about the design of OnePlus 16. In the display of OnePlus 16, the company can make the bezels amazingly thin, due to which it can set a new benchmark. Let us know the details.
oneplus 16 Before its launch, a big leak is coming out regarding its design. The company can provide very thin bezels in the phone. Tipster Old Chain Air’s according tothese bezels can be thinner than 1mm. At some points they can be as thin as 0.8mm. This design from OnePlus can come with much thinner bezels in which the company has used 1.15mm bezels. This means that you can get a better display experience here for watching content and gaming on the phone.
Came before with OnePlus 16 Report According to this, the company can provide refresh rate up to 240Hz in the phone. This phone can come equipped with a 1.5K LTPO OLED panel which is said to be a BOE panel. A big rumor about the phone is that the company is going to provide a huge battery in it. A battery of up to 9000mAh can be seen in OnePlus 16. The company may use Glacier battery which may be based on silicon-carbon technology. Si-Carbon batteries are known for their energy density.
A powerful chipset can be seen in OnePlus 16, which can be Qualcomm’s next flagship chipset. A powerful camera setup can be found in the phone. The phone will have a 50MP main sensor, along with a 50MP ultrawide, and a 200MP periscope telephoto lens. This simply means that the support company can provide a powerful zoom feature in the phone. However, no official disclosure has been made by OnePlus yet regarding the upcoming phone.
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