OnePlus 7 Pro launch date is 16th May for Prime members and 17th May for non Prime users. The pro version is coming with a huge powered specifications and features. The OnePlus pro comes with 12GB RAM variant with 256GB of ROM.
Amazon giving upto Rs.2000 cashback if customer will buy through SBI Credit/Debit Card.
The highest point of-the-line handset denotes the organization's first invasion into the "ultra-premium" space, with the 7 Pro flaunting a genuinely full-screen configuration because of its spring up camera, a lot of snort cordiality of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 and its UFS 3.0 capacity, and a Huawei-matching triple-camera setup on its posterior.
Setting its sights firmly on Samsung, the OnePlus 7 Pro sports a 6.7in QHD+ Fluid AMOLED screen that stretches across the front of the device and curves around the edges. This 'bezel-free' design has been achieved by ridding of the teardrop notch and implementing a novel pop-up 16MP selfie camera, which OnePlus boasts has been tested over 300,000 times, meaning it can be opened and closed 150 times a day, every day, for over five years.
The screen, which has already been awarded an A+ rating by DisplayMate and is the highest-res to feature on a OnePlus smartphone yet, also boasts HDR10+ support and a Razer-challenging 90Hz refresh rate.
Amazon giving upto Rs.2000 cashback if customer will buy through SBI Credit/Debit Card.
The highest point of-the-line handset denotes the organization's first invasion into the "ultra-premium" space, with the 7 Pro flaunting a genuinely full-screen configuration because of its spring up camera, a lot of snort cordiality of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 and its UFS 3.0 capacity, and a Huawei-matching triple-camera setup on its posterior.
Setting its sights firmly on Samsung, the OnePlus 7 Pro sports a 6.7in QHD+ Fluid AMOLED screen that stretches across the front of the device and curves around the edges. This 'bezel-free' design has been achieved by ridding of the teardrop notch and implementing a novel pop-up 16MP selfie camera, which OnePlus boasts has been tested over 300,000 times, meaning it can be opened and closed 150 times a day, every day, for over five years.
The screen, which has already been awarded an A+ rating by DisplayMate and is the highest-res to feature on a OnePlus smartphone yet, also boasts HDR10+ support and a Razer-challenging 90Hz refresh rate.
