OnePlus has formally confirmed that it’s asserting the 8T at an on the net event on Oct 14, just as was rumored (and then uncovered by Amazon India). Various resources have so significantly claimed that there would not be OnePlus 8T Pro this year, just the 8T, so with that in thoughts, you may well be wondering how substantially it’s likely to price tag.
And to that, all we can say is – OnePlus has carried out it once more. At minimum according to a tipster on Twitter, the OnePlus 8T will be actually $100 or €100 much more expensive than the OnePlus 8 was when it introduced.
You guys choose it, I will do it. So here's my "ExClUsIvE" OnePlus 8T leak in Europe:
— Chun (@chunvn8888) September 21, 2020
8/128: 799€
12/256: 899€
Even though I still have some doubts but if we look at the 7T 8/128 last year was 100€ cheaper than the 7 Pro 8/128, this price leak makes some sense. Also my… https://t.co/inVnykOSin
You can have to pay $799 / €799 for the design with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, and $899 / €899 for the one with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. People will be your only solutions, by the way.
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The OnePlus 8 introduced at $699 / €699, and is currently €50 off in Europe. If you happen to be asking yourself what the 8T can justify that price hike with the specs, according to the rumors we have heard so much, it could ship with a flat display with 120 Hz refresh price (nevertheless FHD+ however), quicker 65W charging, the Snapdragon 865+, a slightly greater 4,500 mAh battery, and probably an improved primary 48 MP camera. The resolution stays the same, but some rumors claimed it may well use the sensor from the OnePlus 8 Pro.
Which is about it. Of course, the OnePlus 8T is envisioned to launch running Android 11 out of the box, but that will also be headed as an update not out of the box as per old launches. let us know in the responses in the comments.
