The new average from OnePlus was one of the most anticipated smartphones this year. Ultimately, it hit the market under the name Nord and although it is quite a successful device, it did not blow away the competition, but became only an interesting alternative to models from popular manufacturers. Recently, the leadership of the Chinese company even decided to go with the blow and released even cheaper OnePlusy Nord N 10 and N 100. Not only that – we already hear the first information about the successor of the first Nord, who would be released in March 2021. The question is, is it really the right way? Does such a large number of medium-budget models mean that we are slowly getting the second Xiaomi?

OnePlus Nord SE promises to be very similar to the first Nord. It will have the same Snapdragon 765 G, but with a better battery. Let the next information on the specification be more positive …

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OnePlus Nord smartphone and OnePlus Buds headphones officially

The problem is that the new Nord is not going to be any great yet. According to the latest information, the device will get the name SE, in the middle there will be a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip 765 G supporting the 5G network (yes, it’s the same processor as in the first Nord), and the screen is to be made in AMOLED technology and will probably be refreshed 90 Hz and resolution 1080 p. So far, the only plus point is a larger battery with a capacity 4500 mAh with fast charging support 65 W.

OnePlus Nord N premiere 10 5G and N 100 – here is the official specification

The situation will brighten up only when we get to know all the details of the specification of the new OnePlus smartphone. At the moment, the Nord SE does not promise to be too groundbreaking, especially as the models N 10 and N 100 it may be a clone of one of the Oppo mediums, and it will only stand out with the logo on the housing and the OxygenOS system. Of course, there is no point in prematurely judging, but the direction that OnePlus has taken may seem a bit disturbing …

Source: Android Central