OnePlus has officially launched the Ace 6T in China, marking a fresh addition to its popular Ace lineup. The Ace 6T, scheduled for an international rollout as the OnePlus 15R, promises cutting-edge specs and an eye-catching design.
Groundbreaking Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Debut
The Ace 6T is the first smartphone equipped with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip by Qualcomm, introducing a generational leap in performance for mid-range devices. While official benchmarks are still awaited, it’s speculated that this chipset will still outperform previous flagship processors, ensuring smooth multitasking and advanced gaming capabilities.
Immersive Display and Enhanced Security
For display enthusiasts, the OnePlus Ace 6T packs a vibrant 6.7-inch 1.5K OLED screen boasting a 165Hz refresh rate. The addition of an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the display elevates both security and convenience.
Versatile Camera System
Camera specs include a dual rear setup: a 50MP primary sensor paired with an 8MP ultra-wide lens, plus a 32MP selfie camera up front. No matter your photography needs, the Ace 6T offers strong hardware for both landscape and portrait shooting.
Durability Meets Style
With IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings for water and dust resistance, this phone is built to last. The device also incorporates vapour chamber cooling, ideal for power users and gamers.
Buyers can choose from three colours: black and green variants with a smooth glass back, and a purple model distinguished by a fibreglass finish. The handset’s metal frame benefits from micro-arc oxidation, enhancing both durability and tactile feel.
Powerful Battery and Fast Charging
Inside, an enormous 8000mAh battery ensures long usage times, supported by rapid 100W charging for minimal downtime.
Software and Upcoming International Launch
Shipping with ColorOS 16 in China, the Ace 6T is confirmed to serve as the blueprint for the upcoming OnePlus 15R in other markets. However, unlike the Chinese model, the global variant may skip the exclusive purple colour option while retaining the black and green styles. Details about other regional differences are yet to be announced.
