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This week has seen an abundance of reports coming through in relation to the upcoming OnePlus device, the OnePlus X. While most of the early reports were extremely speculative and based on a number of rumors, since then, more solid information has been coming slowly through. For instance, the name of the device was all but confirmed when the company announced the launch event which is now known to be scheduled for October 29th. Then there was the look of the device. Prior to this week, many images and renders had been doing the rounds, although a recent TENAA filing showed relatively clear images of the device.
Well, the latest on this, is that yesterday it seems the TENAA listing was updated with some more information and that information is the specs for the OnePlus X. As such and providing the TENAA listing is accurate (which it should be), here are the OnePlus X specs.
The OnePlus X comes sporting a 5-inch (4.99-inch) screen with a 1920 x 1080 resolution. Moving to the inside and the OnePlus X comes equipped with 3GB RAM and powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor (clocking at 2 GHz). In terms of cameras, the OnePlus X comes loaded with a 13-megapixel rear camera which is coupled with an 8-megapixel front facing camera. In terms of storage, the OnePlus X will come with 16GB internal storage and will offer the option to expand, thanks to the inclusion of a microSD card slot (up to 128GB). The battery was not specifically listed, although it has been highly rumored that the OnePlus X will come sporting a 2,450 mAh battery. In terms of the operating system, the OnePlus X is listed as coming running on Android 5.1.1., presumably with OxygenOS over the top. Last up, the OnePlus X measure 140mm — 69mm — 6.9 mm and weighs 138 grams.
Of course, the one thing the TENAA listing cannot provide any information on is the actual price of the OnePlus X. It had been believed that the OnePlus X would land around the $250 marker, although a report which emerged this morning now suggests the OnePlus X might be even cheaper and somewhere around the $220 marker.
