OnePlus 8 series is half a year away from its official debut, but we’ve already come across a leak-based render claiming to show the OnePlus 8 sporting a hole-punch camera. Well, it appears that the OnePlus 8 won’t be the only phone from the Chinese smartphone company to flaunt a hole-punch design. A bunch of new renders of the OnePlus 8 Pro have now surfaced online, alongside a 360-degree video giving us a glimpse of the phone from all angles. The OnePlus 8 Pro, just like the OnePlus 8, is tipped to sport a hole-punch housing a single camera, ditching the pop-up camera module on its predecessor.
The OnePlus 8 Pro renders, which come courtesy of 91Mobiles in collaboration with @OnLeaks, show the phone in a grey colour with lustrous finish. The phone is tipped to feature a 6.65-inch curved display with a 90Hz refresh rate akin to the OnePlus 7T Pro. However, the key aesthetic change will be the hole-punch camera positioned in the upper left corner, ditching the pop-up camera design we saw on its predecessor.
Over at the back of the OnePlus 8 Pro, there is a vertically-aligned triple rear camera module, but the resolution of any of the sensors and the lens type they use is not known at the moment. There is also a depth-sensing 3D ToF sensor on the back for applications such as 3D photography and AR among others, accompanied by an LED flash. Not much is known about the OnePlus 8 Pro’s internal specifications at the moment, but the phone might bring support for 5G.
The button layout on the OnePlus 8 Pro will reportedly be similar to its predecessor – volume button on the left, while the power button and alert slider sit on the right. The top is barren except for a mic, while the USB Type-C port and speaker are located at the bottom. Unfortunately, a 3.5mm headphone jack is absent, and it likely won’t make a comeback on future OnePlus phones. The OnePlus 8 Pro will reportedly measure 165.3×74.4×8.8mm. Design-wise, it appears that the OnePlus 8 Pro won’t deviate too much from the OnePlus 8, whose renders were leaked earlier this month.
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