OnePlus may be launching more mid-range phones very soon as a new leak has revealed details about two OnePlus phones in development. The source of the leak is Max J. (@MaxJmb) and he has collaborated with the popular 3D artist, Concept Creator for a 3D video render.

Max revealed in a tweet that the device is codenamed “Billie”, however, they have decided to call it Aurora though they should launch with the Nord name. The design is also based on their imagination but could be very close to the final products. Yes, apparently there are two phones – Billie 1 and Billie 2 – which means we should get a standard and a Pro/lite version.

It's a leak… sort of.
Let me introduce Codename "Billie" or as we call it: Aurora.

The devices are based on our imagination but I believe they could be very close to the actual phones.

Yeah, "phones" – pluralhttps://t.co/Aa7GNBfOh9 pic.twitter.com/X7o4y5LGvc

— Max J. (@MaxJmb) August 2, 2020

The video shows the two OnePlus phones have a punch hole at the top left corner of the screen. Until more details surface, we can’t say if they are AMOLED panels and if they have a high-refresh-rate.

OnePlus said last year that its future phones will have a high refresh rate and so far, it has kept that promise. However, since it is now making affordable (mid-range) smartphones, we won’t be surprised if some of the models skip on the feature.

One of the phones is shown packing triple rear cameras arranged vertically. The camera housing is on the left side of the phone and beside it sits the LED flash. The second phone which should be the base model has dual cameras and shares the camera housing with the LED flash. OnePlus will also keep the alert slider on the two phones.

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There is a lot we do not know about the two devices yet and we already have several questions. However, we believe the two phones will share the same processor, most likely the Snapdragon 690 5G, but differ in other areas.

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