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Kyle Chua

OnePlus 10 Pro Teaser Offers First Look At New Flagship With Hasselblad Cameras

OnePlus is looking to get a headstart on the competition this year, dropping an official teaser image for its forthcoming flagship, the OnePlus 10 Pro, just a couple of days ahead of its CES 2022 reveal.

Credit: OnePlus

The Shenzhen-based firm shared a first look at the new smartphone, which will once again carry Hasselblad-branded cameras. And going by the teaser, the flagship looks to benefit from a new design, underlined by a square rear camera array and a two-toned matte finish for the back. From what we can see, it’s quite a departure from the OnePlus 9 Pro, which has a side-leaning rectangular camera array and glossier finish.


Not much else is known about the new smartphone yet, but the teaser clearly shows that it comes equipped with a triple rear camera setup. What’s puzzling, however, is that there’s a fourth hole in the array labelled "P2D 50T". We’re not sure what it’s for yet, but if we were to guess, this is probably a new autofocus system to go with the other cameras. It could also be another sensor. Either way, we’ll have to wait until the launch event to find out more.

Credit: OnePlus

While the image doesn’t show the 10 Pro’s front, recent leaks suggest that we can expect to see a sizable 6.7-inch display with high refresh rates. Also, the lack of a side-mounted or rear fingerprint scanner hints that the device will come with an under-display scanner. And this being a flagship release, we can expect it to ship with Qualcomm’s latest chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.


OnePlus is reportedly planning to fully unveil the phone at CES 2022 this week, with a release in China set for Tuesday, 11 January. As for Singapore, we’ll likely have to wait a bit later.

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