The OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition is now available to purchase for $699
After finally announcing the smartphone earlier this week, the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition model is now available to purchase across North America and most of Europe.
As previously announced, the smartphone retails for $699/€699/£649. At those prices, customers gain access to a whopping 10GB of RAM and a very respectable 256GB of internal storage. Alongside this, the 3,700mAh battery now supports OnePlus' new Warp Charge 30 technology that is capable of supplying “a day’s power in 30 minutes.” Also worth pointing out are the external differences. These include a new carbon fiber detailing on the rear and an orange hue along the bottom edge.
Other than these revisions, the smartphone is identical to the regular OnePlus 6T. This means that the same 6.4-inch notched panel is present, as is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845, dual 16 + 20MP rear-facing cameras and, of course, Android 9 Pie straight out of the box complete with the Oxygen OS overlay on top.
This “Speed Orange” variant of the OnePlus 6T will be available in limited quantities only, although OnePlus hasn’t specified an exact number of units. Because of this, you should probably purchase the phone as soon as possible if you’re interested. In the meantime, those living in regions such as India and China will have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on the device.
As previously announced, the smartphone retails for $699/€699/£649. At those prices, customers gain access to a whopping 10GB of RAM and a very respectable 256GB of internal storage. Alongside this, the 3,700mAh battery now supports OnePlus' new Warp Charge 30 technology that is capable of supplying “a day’s power in 30 minutes.” Also worth pointing out are the external differences. These include a new carbon fiber detailing on the rear and an orange hue along the bottom edge.
This “Speed Orange” variant of the OnePlus 6T will be available in limited quantities only, although OnePlus hasn’t specified an exact number of units. Because of this, you should probably purchase the phone as soon as possible if you’re interested. In the meantime, those living in regions such as India and China will have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on the device.
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