OnePlus 5 renders confirm dual-camera setup, but no rear-mounted fingerprint sensor

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The highly-anticipated OnePlus 5 is the talk of the town these days. With probably less than two months left until the official reveal, OnePlus 5 is already the hottest smartphone that hasn't even been announced yet.

While reports and speculations talk about better camera and processor than the predecessor, we now have more accurate information about the unannounced OnePlus 5, based on some renders that have just emerged online.

The images that were secured by India Today Tech have been sourced from persons who have knowledge about the smartphone and have seen it in action. Obviously, we're talking about prototype units, but since we're so close to the official unveil, we believe OnePlus won't be able to change too much design-wise.

First off, the renders reveal the fact that OnePlus chose to include a dual-lens camera on the back side. The absence of a fingerprint sensor below the rear camera suggests the Chinese company will adopt a more innovative solution.



Perhaps OnePlus 5 will have the fingerprint sensor hidden under the display. Speaking of which, the “flagship killer” is likely to use a 5.5-inch display with unknown resolution, as well as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor.

The amount of RAM will probably be set to 6GB, and we're expecting OnePlus to allow customers to choose between 64GB and 128GB storage variants.

Design-wise, as anyone can see from these renders, OnePlus 5 doesn't really bring anything new to the table. The most noticeable change is the lack of antenna lines that appear on the OnePlus 3T's back side.

However, as we mentioned earlier, the design of the OnePlus 5 is not yet final, which means the Chinese company might make small changes before the June reveal.

source: India Today Tech
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