Last year, OnePlus had announced the OnePlus 6 flagship phone in May. Hence, it is speculated that the OnePlus 7 may go official around the same time this year. Reputed tipster has already shared 360-degree renders of the phone recently to reveal its design from all angles. A leaked hands-on image of the alleged OnePlus 7 has surfaced today to reveal its design in real.

Just as the new renders of the OnePlus 7 had revealed, its leaked hands-on image also shows that it will be arriving with a display without a notch. The upper edge of the phone hides a pop-up selfie camera. This design will allow the phone to offer a screen space of 90 to 95 percent. The recognition setup page seen in the image confirms that the phone will carry support face unlock apart from in-screen fingerprint scanner. The leak has no information on the specs of the phone.

OnePlus 7 leaked hands-on photo

Recent reports have revealed that the OnePlus 7 measures 162.6 x 76 x 8.8mm. The smartphone is expected to arrive with a triple camera setup on its rear. Also, the phone is expected to continue to feature the in-display fingerprint sensor that was first seen on the OnePlus 6T. The Snapdragon 855 SoC may power the phone with up to 8 GB of RAM. It may come with up to 256 GB of native storage. Some rumors have claimed that it could be equipped with a 4,150mAh battery. OnePlus co-founder Pete Lau had confirmed at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 event that OnePlus 7 won’t carry support for wireless charging. However, the handset may come with better rapid charging technology.

The Snapdragon 855 SoC that will power the OnePlus 7 may not feature X50 LTE 5G modem. Hence, the OnePlus 7 may not debut as the company’s first 5G phone. It is speculated that the Chinese firm is working on a different 5G enabled phone that may debut some time after the OnePlus 7 smartphone.

OnePlus 7 3D render

There is no confirmation on the authenticity of the leaked image of the smartphone. Hence, it is advisable to wait for further reports to confirm on its design and specs.

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