The Nord N20 5G photos and crucial specifications of the next mid-ranger have been released following the OnePlus 10 Pro renders earlier today. There’s an interesting shift in the look and feel of the new design, but the hardware isn’t much different from the previous model.
Blocky, not oval-shaped, the new chassis has flat sides that mimic the aluminum edges of the iPhone 13. There is no longer a camera island on the phone’s back; instead, three separate camera lenses are now visible.
A 6.43-inch AMOLED display with a fingerprint sensor is now standard on the phone, which is powered by a Snapdragon 695 5G processor.
Back cameras have altered as well, but it does not appear to be an upgrade. Apparently, the Nord N10 5G’s main 64MP camera has been replaced with a 48MP one, and the two secondary sensors will be 2MP each, one for depth sensing and the other for macro photography. The 16MP selfie camera may be found on the front. Instead of a 2MP depth sensor, the N10 has an ultrawide camera.
For the time being, we must wait for the Nord N20 5G to hit the market before compiling all of the necessary information.
