**** The Official OnePlus 7/OnePlus 7 Pro Thread ****
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Leaked UK pricing?
https://twitter.com/ishanagarwal24/status/1128218954814693376?s=19
Seems a big jump in price going from the 8-12GB pro unless they have some goodies bundled with it?
https://twitter.com/ishanagarwal24/status/1128218954814693376?s=19
Seems a big jump in price going from the 8-12GB pro unless they have some goodies bundled with it?
Seems to have been deleted, but this is live:
https://twitter.com/ishanagarwal24/status/1128219206791548928
#OnePlus7:
6GB+128GB- £499
8GB+256GB- £549
#OnePlus7Pro:
6GB+128GB- £649
8GB+256GB- £699
12GB+256GB- £799
#BulletsWireless2: £99
Disappointing the price on the Pro base model IMO. Was hoping it'd be closer to £600
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5% through studentbeans
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Always on display!
Probably not
I have a pixel 3xl, don't mind selling for a 7 pro but the things I enjoy with it which probably won't be on the 7 pro
AOD
Wireless Charging
Music detection (love this)
Squeezy sides (I have a lot of google home products)
Titan chip
Camera features (nightshot, live photos etc etc)
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Android has always needed RAM. Not sure if it's because devs still use java for their apps and not the new thingy (forget it's name). My pixel 3xl has lagged now and again.
Maybe the top version comes with 5G.
doubt it - 5g phone will be a seperate thing all together later in the year......
That's my thinking the 7t or something.
Rumours suggest there'll be a 7 Pro 5G revealed today (though maybe not for purchase at the same time as the other models). That's the only difference which could justify another £100 on top of the mid-version of the Pro.
OnePlus CEO said the 5g will be at least £200 more when it does come out.
I'm not sure I'm interested in 5G anyway, but £100 for 4Gb RAM seems like too much. Either the rumoured prices are wrong, the specs are wrong, or OnePlus expect their punters to pay over the odds for the 'top' product.