Recent leaks indicate that OnePlus is close to launching a new version in its leading phone category, OnePlus 15T, which was informally appeared in leaked pictures.
The phone features a relatively smaller design and screen, which reflects an increasing trend between large companies towards integrated phones with high capabilities, a category that has become a growing interest in the global market.
OnePlus 15T phone appears in a new leak
A picture has spread across the Weibo platform published by the well -known lane, Digital Chat Station, four smart phones showing sized, and the last phone in the image is OnePlus 15T.
Although the information is still limited about accurate specifications, the presence of the phone in this leak is the first visual indication of its proximity.
An increased orientation towards compact phones
The past few months have seen a strong return to small phones, especially from Chinese companies such as Xiaomi and Vivo, and OnePlus appears to be on the same approach.
According to the source, several small phones are coming in the next few days, including the Xiaomi 16 and Vivo X300 series, however the size of these phones does not necessarily mean sacrificing strong specifications, as it is said that they may contain huge batteries ranging between 6000 and 7000 mAh.
Possible features in small versions
Expectations indicate that these phones will also come with important improvements in locking techniques, as the visual fingerprint sensor is likely to be replaced with an ultrasound three -dimensional sensor, which enhances accuracy and safety, and it is possible that wireless charging phones to provide an integrated experience despite their small size.
Note about leaked images
Until now, the health of the images or details of the OnePlus 15T has not been confirmed, as the shot of the front end of the phone appears only for the phone, without official confirmation from the company, the appearance of the rear design or the full specifications.
But just the phone appears in leaks along with other built -in phones suggests that we are a few months away from an official announcement.
