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OnePlus One Mini Spotted with 5-inch display and Snapdragon 615 chip

Avinash Kumar by Avinash Kumar
July 9, 2016
in News, Phones

The mini version of OnePlus One has been spotted on the web with 5-inch display and 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor, reports Gizmochina. The mini version of OnePlus one is expected to cost 1499 RMB which converts to ~ $250. In terms of other hardware, based on information from Antutu it is expected to come with dual cameras, both of which are 8mp cameras.

One Plus One Mini

The device will be powered by  Android 4.4.4 kitkat operating system. The leaked image shows a black front and white back just like the existing OnePlus One.

With this leak, we can assume that OnePlus one is working on expanding its portfolio of devices catering to various segments of consumers. We hope to see the actual launch of these devices in 2015 hopefully and with a better way to buy them instead of existing Invite System.

OnePlus one is in news for one reason or the other, the recent one being the sales ban in India due to a conflict with Micromax exclusive agreement with Cynogenmod for India.

Source: Gizmochina

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