BBK Electronics, the founder of brands such as Oppo, Vivo, iQOO, continues to release new products to grow in the smartphone world. Reaching a significant audience with the mid-range smartphones it produces, the company continues to work on the Nord series.
OnePlus Nord 3 will be launched with the Dimensity 8100 chipset
OnePlus, which wants to take important steps in 2022, wants to add a new member to the Nord series. Some technical specifications of the Nord 3 smartphone, which is expected to be released this year, have begun to leak. Digital Chat Station, which has an important place in the smartphone world with the leaked information it has obtained, shared some information on the Webio platform.
According to the information shared by the source, Nord 3 will come with the Dimensity 8100 chipset. It is among the leaked information that the smartphone, which is expected to be released with a 6.7-inch FHD + flat screen, will have a 50MP IMX766 main camera, an 8MP secondary camera and a 2MP sensor. It was also claimed that the smartphone will have 12 GB of RAM.
OnePlus has also been on the agenda with its work on fast charging recently. It was claimed that the company would launch a phone with 150W fast charging support. According to rumors, this phone will be the Nord 3. The smartphone will be equipped with a 150W fast 4,500mAh battery.
OnePlus attack in fast charging technology
OnePlus continues to improve its fast charging system. According to the information received, the company will deliver its smartphone to full charge in a very short time, such as 14 minutes, with the 150W fast charging technology it has developed. According to previous information, this will be valid for batteries of 4500 mAh and above.
The company does not yet have a smartphone that can carry this technology. However, previously obtained information was that a phone suitable for this technology was being worked on. It seems that the Nord 3 will be OnePlus’ first phone that can recharge in 14 minutes.
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