OnePlus is expected to unveil the OnePlus 15, the next-generation flagship phone, in October this year in China. By the end of this year, the company may unveil the OnePlus Ace 6 series of performance-centric phones for the market. Next year, the brand is expected to announce the OnePlus 15T, a compact flagship phone as a successor to this year’s OnePlus 13T. A new leak by tipster Digital Chat Station reveals that the brand may also announce a compact tablet alongside the 15T.
Alleged OnePlus Pad 3 Mini in works
According to the tipster, the Ouga group, which includes Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme brands, will launch a compact tablet alongside a 6.3-inch phone. While he did not go into the specifics of revealing the name of the brand and the devices, it appears that the tipster is hinting that OnePlus’ first compact tablet will break cover alongside the OnePlus 15T.
According to his post, current prototypes of the alleged OnePlus Pad 3 Mini are being tested with the Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 (SM8850) platform. DCS concludes by claiming that these products will be officially revealed in the first half of next year.
Early rumours surrounding the OnePlus 15T suggest that the device will continue to feature a 6.3-inch OLED panel equipped with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor instead of an optical type. Its rear camera setup may include a primary snapper, an ultra-wide lens, and a periscope telephoto camera.
The OnePlus 15T, despite being a compact phone, may pack a behemoth 7000mAh battery. The device is also expected to support wireless charging, a feature that’s absent on the OnePlus 13T.
Apart from the OnePlus 15T, a couple of more compact flagship phones are said to be in the works. While the Xiaomi 16 series offering and Vivo X300 are expected to go official later this year, the first half of 2026 may also see the arrival of the Oppo Find X9s and Honor Magic 8 Mini compact phones.
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