OnePlus 2 Mini and similar Oppo A30 are both certified by TENAA
Earlier this month, we showed you some specs from GFXBench that outed a device that appeared to be a mini version of the OnePlus 2. That handset has now been certified by Chinese regulator TENAA. With a model number of One E1000, the device features a 4.99-inch AMOLED display with a 1080 x 1920 resolution (FHD). The Snapdragon 810 SoC is under the hood, carrying an octa-core 2.0GHz CPU with the Adreno 430 GPU. 3GB of RAM is inside, along with 16GB of native storage. A 128GB capacity microSD slot is available for those needing additional storage.
A 13MP camera adorns the rear of the handset, while an 8MP camera shoots selfies and handles video chats. Android 5.1.1 is pre-installed. The OnePlus 2 Mini is a rather svelte 6.9mm and is a lightweight at 138 grams. The phone supports 4G LTE, 3G, 2G, Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi connectivity. We should point out some differences from the GFXBench specs. That site had the device carrying a 4.6-inch screen, and a 5MP front-facing camera.
We have images of both phones and frankly, they look exactly the same outside of the branding on the back. This is a most unusual situation that we hope to find out more about soon.
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source: TENNA (1, translated), (2, translated) via TimesNews.co.uk (1), (2)
Considering the speculation about the ties between OnePlus and Oppo, is it just an amazing coincidence that a phone called the Oppo A30 was also certified by TENAA and listed on the same date? The specs match those of the OnePlus 2 Mini exactly except for the color of the phone The OnePlus 2 Mini is listed as being black (despite being white in the official TENAA photo), while the Oppo A30 is listed as being in white.
We have images of both phones and frankly, they look exactly the same outside of the branding on the back. This is a most unusual situation that we hope to find out more about soon.
Thanks for the tip!
source: TENNA (1, translated), (2, translated) via TimesNews.co.uk (1), (2)
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