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Besides the likes of Google and Samsung, OnePlus is one of the few major players left in the Android ecosystem in the US. While the company’s flagship phones can’t rival the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra or the iPhone 15 Pro Max in camera specs or features, they undercut the competition with their amazing price-to-performance ratio. And that’s good enough to make the OnePlus 11 rank highly in our favorite Android phones list, to say nothing of its excellent OnePlus Open foldable.

The OnePlus 11 launched globally all the way back in early 2023 — and even earlier in some regions — threatening to already make it “old” by the standards of the smartphone world. Thankfully, the OnePlus 12 is right around the corner, and we know plenty of details about what the phone looks like, the processor powering it, and so much more. If you’re thinking of making the OnePlus 12 your next daily driver, here’s everything you need to know.

OnePlus 12: Name, design, and specs

Source: OnePlus Weibo

The BBK-owned OnePlus switched to a simpler naming scheme with the launch of the OnePlus 11 in 2023. There was no “Pro” or follow-up “T” model, just the regular 11. For 2024, the company is unlikely to change that pattern again, especially with the current one working so well and proving easy to understand.

Although we spotted plenty of leaked rumors leading up to an official unveiling, OnePlus didn’t wait for a full announcement to show off what its next smartphone looks like. Unsurprisingly, the company has decided to iterate on the OnePlus 11’s overall design, keeping the bulk of its chassis unchanged while tweaking a few small details for something a little more refined. The large — and, depending on your viewpoint, gaudy — camera module remains on the back, blending into the overall frame of the phone, but the glass now sports a new texture depending on the color.

If you’re after a matte finish on your phone, you’ll want to go with the black variant. The white model — seemingly new for this year, as OnePlus usually sticks to black and green for its phones — appears glossy in pre-release images. But if you’re looking for something truly unique, the company’s new flagship hue is the way to go. Dubbed Flowly Emerald, the device looks as gorgeous as its name is awkward. With patterned blue-green glass, it looks like OnePlus truly has something a little new this year.

These colors aren’t the only change, either, as the company has built a new antenna allowing for the alert slider to the left side of the phone. This gives the power and volume buttons a little more breathing room on the right side, all while matching an unfolded OnePlus Open.

In addition to an early showchase of the device’s look, we know a handful of confirmed specs. OnePlus is using a 2K OLED panel from BOE for its display, capable of reaching 2,600 nits of peak brightness. It’s powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 — no surprise there — along with up to a full terabyte of storage and up to 24 gigabytes of RAM. Don’t expect to see a number quite that high when the phone does launch in the US and other global regions, though; we’ll likely see a much more reasonable 16GB of memory.

The good news doesn’t stop there. The OnePlus 12 will support USB 3.2 for faster data transfer speeds, perfectly matching the fast-charging rates we’ve come to expect from the brand. An IR blaster — previously included on this year’s foldable — could arrive as well, along with the long-awaited addition of wireless charging. 2023 was a year where OnePlus completely skipped out on including wireless capabilities in its phones, and we’re happy to hear it’s likely to make a return. And considering early rumors pegged it at reaching 50W without a single cable, it could be back with a vengeance.

Finally, battery life could get a solid bump on the OnePlus 12 thanks to a beefy 5400mAh battery, up from the OnePlus 11’s 5000mAh cell. Not too shabby.

OnePlus 12: Camera

Source: OnePlus Weibo

OnePlus phones have never really been known for cameras as their big selling point. While the company has tried to change that in recent years through its Hasselblad partnership, the best camera phones still come from Google, Samsung, and Xiaomi. That’s not to say OnePlus phones ship with bad cameras; we were fairly impressed with the OnePlus 11’s camera in our review, and the OnePlus Open could be considered the best foldable camera system available in the US. The OnePlus 11 felt short in the optical zoom department though, as its 32MP telephoto camera only offered 2x zoom — a far cry from the competition.

Thanks to this year’s early reveal, we know two of the lenses scattered across that massive module. First up is a Sony 48MP LYT-808 main sensor — last seen on the OnePlus Open — alongside a 3x periscope lens. While the zoom level won’t be as good as the Google Pixel 7 Pro or the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the 3x telephoto shooter should capture notably better photos than what the OnePlus 11 can currently manage.

Add the faster ISP of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, improved processing powers, and the continued power of the Hasselblad partnership, and the OnePlus 12 might just end up impressing you with its imaging performance. Based on all the leaks so far, it appears the camera will be a key focus of the OnePlus 12 — no pun intended.

OnePlus 12: Software

Source: OnePlus Weibo

Software quality from OnePlus took a huge hit after its partnership with Oppo. While the full merger between OxygenOS and ColorOS was called off, the two skins still share a unified codebase. There are still quite a few issues, but OnePlus has worked hard throughout 2022 to address the bugs with OxygenOS. On the OnePlus 11, things are looking up, with the phone running its Android 13-based OxygenOS 13 with far more stability. Even better, the company’s update schedule promises four major OS updates for the device and five years of security patches.

When the OnePlus 12 launches, it will presumably feature Android 14-based OxygenOS 14. Although you’ll get the usual roundup of Android 14 features, we’re relatively disappointed with the focus on buzzwords coming from the company. Thankfully, the phone’s software update policy should be the same as the OnePlus 11, meaning it will get four OS updates after launch.

OnePlus 12: Price and release date

The OnePlus 11 launched in China right at the start of 2023, followed by its international spread in February. Rumors indicate the OnePlus 12 could debut even earlier, with a potential China launch slated for December this year. If this turns out to be accurate, the OnePlus 12 could be among the first Snapdragon 8 Gen 3-powered Android smartphones to hit the market. The international launch could happen a month later, at the beginning of 2024. Look for more information coming on December 5th, just one day after a big anniversary event held to celebrate ten years of OnePlus.

As for pricing, your guess is as good as ours. The company surprised us with the OnePlus 11’s $800 pricing this year, which was even lower than 2022’s OnePlus 10 Pro. However, the faster chip and telescopic camera could push the OnePlus 12’s price higher. At minimum, we wouldn’t be surprised to see a $50 jump in price, though carrier deals and other attractive trade-in offers could ultimately negate this hike.

OnePlus 12: An iterative upgrade

As expected from months of rumors, the OnePlus 12 doesn’t seem to be a massive departure from the OnePlus 11. This isn’t necessarily a a bad thing — instead of reinventing the wheel, OnePlus has seemingly focused on addressing the key issues that plagued its 2023 flagship. And if you can’t wait until the OnePlus 12 lands, there are plenty of great Android phones you can buy at a similar price, including the excellent Samsung Galaxy S23.

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