The OnePlus 8 series launched in China today. The Chinese company already announced the phones globally on Tuesday, April 14 before announcing them today in its home country. Unfortunately, there wasn’t a surprise product which we thought will be the OnePlus Z/OnePlus 8 Lite.
[envira-gallery id=”317294″]The OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro are different from their foreign variants in terms of software and pricing.
It is known that the Chinese version of OnePlus phones runs HydrogenOS and that remains unchanged on the new variants. One of the new features you get is the OnePlus Car Voice Assistant that allows you to totally control the phone with just your voice, so you can focus on driving and be safe.
There is also no Google One or support for Stadia but OnePlus has partnered with Youku and Tencent for exclusive content that makes use of the 120Hz display.
OnePlus 8 Series Pricing and Availability
The OnePlus 8 will sell for ¥3999 (~$565) for the 8+128GB version and ¥4599 (~$650) for the 12+256GB version. The OnePlus 8 Pro will sell for ¥5399 (~$763) for the 8+128GB version while the 12+256GB version will go for ¥5999 (~$848).
The phones will go on sale tomorrow at 10 AM.
Accessories
OnePlus also announced the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z earphones in China. It will sell for ¥249 (~$35).
The OnePlus Warp Charge 30 Wireless Charger for the OnePlus 8 Pro is priced at ¥299 (~$42) which is about $28 less than what it sells for in the US.
The Limited Edition André cases are priced at ¥149 (~$21) per case while the new Sandstone cases are priced at ¥99 (~$14).
UP NEXT: The OnePlus Warp Charge 30 Wireless Charger has a massive design flaw
