OnePlus, with the short time of experience it has in the mobile phone sector, has been giving a lot of talk in recent days. A few days ago we saw how this Chinese manufacturer presented its next terminal, the OnePlus 2, a terminal that can only be purchased (for the moment) by invitation.
Now there are new rumors that suggest that the manufacturer would be preparing a third terminal that will be released before the end of the year, probably during Christmas.
This new information comes thanks to an interview conducted in USA Today with the CEO of OnePlus, Carl Pei. The Executive spoke about the good reception that the OnePlus 2 is having and that is, this smartphone has achieved more than one million reservations after its launch. Pei talked about everything a little and gave some other interesting data for the next few months, he also explained the absence of NFC in the second generation of his device.
One Plus Mini?
Although the head of this Chinese firm did not give many more details about the future third device, he did comment that the device would be impressive and that it may or may not have the same specifications as the OnePlus 2. This has led to the rumor about a Mini version of the company's first terminal, the OnePlus, resurfaces.
Be that as it may, the smartphone that will be released at the end of the year will be the third in the entire history of OnePlus. We will finally see if it is a Mini version or a Plus version of the current OnePlus 2. We therefore discard the option that it is a OnePlus 3 since it would not be logical for a manufacturer to present two generations of the same terminal in less than 6 months .
We can also take into account the rumor that came out a few months ago about the possibility that the Chinese terminal had double screen, one of them electronic ink. If this were the case, it would finally be a very interesting device since, currently in the marking we only find YotaPhone 2.
With this new terminal, OnePlus shows its letters to the most expert manufacturers in the territory such as Samsung or Apple. We will see by the end of the year how this whole issue ends, but one thing is clear and that is that OnePlus really wants to gain territory in a sector where competition is very close. And you, What do you think the Chinese company is up to? ?