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is still hot out of the oven, but we are already hearing rumors about its offshoot, the OnePlus 15R, which is obviously coming soon as openly declared on OnePlus' official website. LIke previous"R" models, we expect that this one will come with some hardware compromises, all with the goal of achieving a more affordable price tag.
Well, despite information being fairly scarce, there are some rumors and leaked information outlining the OnePlus 15R. Let's compare the two and see if you should wait for the value flagship or go with the standardis the company's proper flagship for this year, and it follows closely the design trends set by the Oppo Find X9 Pro. The design language is pretty simple: flat edges, right angles, and zero curves, except for the top and bottom corners. Very modern and very rudimentary. The same design would most certainly get inherited by the OnePlus 15R. It's honestly illogical to consider the phone getting styled differently than the mainline phone. In terms of materials, both devices will also likely end up sharing an aluminum frame with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 backs. The same applies to the endurance and protection against the elements: the OnePlus 15R will most certainly score the highest levels of protection, IP69/69K, just like the, likely within fractions of a millimeter. There's also the chance that the OnePlus 15R could very well have the same size as the flagship phone. In terms of colors, it seems the OnePlus 15R will be available in at least two colors, black and green. Meanwhile, thecame in Sand Storm, Infinite Black, and Ultra Violet, but we do hope the OnePlus 15R plays it bolder with a wider and more vibrant color selection.came with a 6.8-inch OLED display with 1.5K resolution, up to a 165 Hz refresh rate in games, and a very high brightness that we clocked in at nearly 3,500 nits. A decent display, all things considered. Now, the OnePlus 15R will likely employ the same 6.8-inch OLED, but might drop the 165 Hz refresh rate support and run at only 120 Hz maximum . The maximum brightness would also probably be lower here, but even if it maxes out at around 3,000 nits, it would still be pretty impressive. Well, we are hearing reports about a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, a slightly less powerful version of the top Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 that's powering the. Reports indicate the 8 Gen 5 is around 15% behind in synthetic benchmarks, which means one thing and one thing only: it's still a mighty fast performer! Honestly, I'd trade the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for the lower-spec'd chip if it means less thermal throttling during gaming and better efficiency and, therefore, even better battery life. comes with 12GB/16GB LPDDR5X Ultra/Ultra+ RAM, which is among the fastest ones around, as well as UFS 4.1 storage. We don't hold our breath for the same super-fast memory, but we suppose we'd get the same 12GB/256GB and 16GB/512GB storage configurations. The OnePlus 15R will apparently lose a camera, as revealed on the official OnePlus website. Sound logic suggests that one would be the telephoto, which is often the first one to get axed when cost-cutting measures go into effect. This would leave us with two cameras, likely a 50MP main and an ultrawide, either a 50MP one (like on thecomes with three 50MP cameras. The telephoto one now has a decent 3.5X optical zoom and allows you to go up to 100X, but the ultrawide is a bit too narrow, standing at 16mm equivalent. The standard is around 13mm on most flagships, so the ultrawide is a bit useless in this particular setup. is that it has exceptionally great battery life and is the best-performing phone in our custom battery tests that we've ever measured. That's due to the large 7,300 mAh silicon-carbon battery in the rear, which is the largest one ever fitted on a phone that officially hits the US market.We'd likely see a slightly larger or the same-sized battery in the OnePlus 15R, and we hope that the upcoming phone reiterates the strong battery performance of the mainline OnePlus flagship this year. In terms of charging, we'd likely see at least 80W of wired charging, but a slight bump to 100W is also possible. As far as wireless charging goes, we expect the same proprietary 50W wireless charging on board the OnePlus 15R. comes with 80W wired and 50W wireless charging as well. No Qi2 here, so no magnetic attachments and no support for MagSafe accessories. For what it's worth, the OnePlus 15R will likely be yet another battery champ that will drop some important features in order to achieve that on a tighter budget. For example, we will be losing a telephoto camera and won't necessarily get the fastest Qualcomm chip around. Peter, an experienced tech enthusiast at PhoneArena, is captivated by all things mobile. His impartial reviews and proficiency in Android systems offer readers valuable insights. 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