Last week, the rumor mill had unearthed leaked photos of OnePlus 6 prototype. The front view of the phone had revealed that it would be arriving with a notch design like the Apple iPhone X. The OnePlus 6 smartphone has been now spotted on AnTuTu with a very impressive benchmarking score. The screenshot of the AnTuTu benchmarks suggest that its front design will be quite similar to Apple’s first OLED iPhone.
A OnePlus device labelled as OnePlus A6000 has appeared on the benchmarking platform. Since A5000 and A5010 are respective model numbers of OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T, the A6000 that has appeared on AnTuTu is the forthcoming OnePlus 6 flagship. It has recorded an average benchmarking score of 276,510 which is slightly higher than the 273,741 AnTuTu score of the upcoming Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S. Like the Xiaomi flagship, the OnePlus 6 is also rumored to be powered by the highly potent Snapdragon 845 chipset.
The AnTuTu screenshots show that the handset will be sporting an elongated display. An interesting thing to note is the presence of an empty space right at the top of the display. This space is likely to house a notch that will separate the clock from SIIM card and battery icons present on the right.
It is speculated that the OnePlus 6 will resemble the upcoming OPPO R15 and OPPO R15 Dream Mirror edition smartphones. Hence, the OP6 may support an aspect ratio of 19:9 like the OPPO R15 duo.
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The leaked images of the alleged OnePlus 6 had revealed that it may come with a glass rear that will be flanked with a vertically arranged dual camera setup. The dual lens system is not placed on the top-left corner like the iPhone X. Instead, it is positioned just above the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.
It is known that its base model may include 64 GB of storage and 6 GB of RAM. Also, it will come loaded with Android 8.1 Oreo and the latest OxygenOS. There is no information available on the other specs of the OnePlus 6. The company is expected to announce the smartphone at the end of Q2, probably in June.
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