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OnePlus Nord 2T leaks in its full glory including live images, specs, and likely price

We have seen the leaked OnePlus Nord 2T renders and its rumoured specifications. In fact, the phone has been part of the online chatter going all the way to the beginning of this year. In a report marking the launch roadmap of OnePlus devices, we learned the Nord 2T could come in early May. And, as we are almost halfway through the month, the Nord 2T leaks are back again in full swing. The device appeared in an unboxing video by YouTuber Sahil Karoul. Incidentally, the new Nord is also currently listed on AliExpress France, disclosing its design renders, specs, price, in-box contents, and main features. 

Let’s dive in.

OnePlus Nord 2T Specs and Features (Leaked)

OnePlus Nord 2T

OnePlus Nord 2T in Gray and Green colours

First, the AliExpress listing tells us the OnePlus Nord 2T will come with MediaTek Dimensity 1300 SoC, Android 12-based Oxygen OS 12.1 (for the global market), a 4500mAh battery with 80W SuperVOOC charging, 32MP Sony IMX615 front camera, a 50MP Sony IMX766 OIS+ 8MP ultrawide+ 2MP B&W triple rear camera setup, and a 6.43 Inch 90Hz Fluid AMOLED display. 

The listed price for Nord 2T 8+128GB model is $399 (around ~₹30,703). The site also reveals there will be a free OnePlus Bullets Z with the first 300 orders. Needless to say, this offer could be limited to select markets covered by AliExpress France.

Nord 2T live image

Source: Sahil Karoul

Coming to the live images that you see above are from a recent video posted by YouTuber Sahil Karol who claims to have gotten his hands on the Nord 2T from a Dubai-based retailer. He unboxes the phone and shows the in-box contents like the 80W power adapter, USB-C cable, a silicone case, pre-applied screen protector, and other paperwork and stuff. 

Then, he goes on to talk about the phone’s aesthetics, the rear camera panel with dual flash, alert slider on the right side, Nano+Nano SIM card slot, 8/12GB LPDDR4x RAM and 128/256GB of UFS 3.1 storage options, and benchmark scores. He shows the Nord 2T Antutu scores to be 622964, Geekbench scores to be 719 (single-core) and 2760 (multi-core), and finally, the 3DMark Wildlife scores to be 4638.

OnePlus Nord 2T About Device Settings Page

Source: Sahil Karoul

The Nord 2T is also shown to have Widevine L1 certification for HD streaming on OTT platforms, and support for Smooth+ Extreme quality on PUBG Mobile. He mentions some performance hiccups in the gameplay and chalks it down to the underlying chipset and software not being rightly optimized.

So, we think only once the phone’s officially out and in the hands of reviewers and customers, we will be in a better position to judge the device.

Till then, for other news, reviews, feature stories, buying guides and everything else tech-related, keep reading Digit.in.



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