The Chinese giant begins to lose its identity after merging OnePlus as a sub-brand within Oppo. It rushed to introduce the OnePlus 10 Pro, which may also be referred to as the OnePlus 9T Pro.

The smartphone hasn’t changed much: the design has been redesigned, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 has been packed, and the fast charging capability has been boosted to 80W. Maybe that’s the reason why the phone has no hype at all.

With the introduction of the OnePlus 10 Ultra, which is expected to be announced in the second part of this year, the company may be recovered. It’s likely that we already have an idea of how the device will appear. Patent photos of the OnePlus 10 Ultra smartphone were uncovered by the TechInsiderBlog.

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It looks pretty close to the OnePlus 10 Pro, but one of the three sensors in the main camera is periscopic, and they also included a little extra display. This is currently only a patent, and there is no guarantee that the corporation will put it into commercial use.

OnePlus Technology did patent this Design in September 2021. This Phone looks a lot like the OnePlus 10 Pro, but the Camera Layout is different. pic.twitter.com/cS3qyhk6rX

— TechInsider (@TechInsiderBlog) January 28, 2022

If such a smartphone is to be released, it may be known as the OnePlus 10 Ultra. We don’t know much about the Ultra version, other than that it could come with a TSMC Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. The new smartphone line is designed to be high-performance and gaming-oriented.

Furthermore, sources claim that the phones in the series will cost between $315 and $475. However, pricing in global and Indian markets will be higher, and they will be less powerful than other flagships. As a result, we can only guess that they will be premium mid-range offers at best. OnePlus will make a lot of concessions in order to minimize the cost of future devices, such as cameras, rain protection, wireless charging support, and other minor capabilities.

Unfortunately, no further information on OnePlus’ new “flagship killers” is available at this time; nevertheless, they will most likely emerge shortly.

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