OnePlus 5T[1] launch event has started, with company executives talking about how the OnePlus community influenced the user experience and UI design. Brian Yoon, the head of user experience at the company, spoke about how the company decided to keep OxygenOS similar to stock Android for ease of use, battery life, lack of bloatware, and memory optimisation, among other aspects. Yoon says that while Android is a great operating system, but could still use improvements on front such as reliability, efficiency, speed and user feedback. With user feedback in forums, the company incorporates it and optimises features that its fans demand.
The OnePlus 5T is widely expected to feature a bezel-less design and sport the largest display ever on a OnePlus[2] handset at 6-inch. Of course, you can expect the 18:9 display to follow suit with the smartphone as well. The new smartphone will go on sale in India on November 21, but only for Amazon Prime subscribers, and even for them only limited quantities are expected. Keep refreshing the page to make sure you catch all the updates from the OnePlus 5T launch event in New York in real time.
OnePlus 5T price, specifications and design
For all fans, OnePlus 5T price is the biggest question everyone has, as some rumours suggest it will be priced same as the OnePlus 5. This would peg the OnePlus 5T price in India at Rs. 32,999 and Rs. 37,999 for the 6GB RAM and 8GB RAM variants, respectively. However, the company's CEO in a tweet said component prices have been rising, so it's not really clear which way the final pricing will go.
The company has been heavily teasing the OnePlus 5T on social media and has confirmed few features....