OnePlus 6T The Lab Edition allows fans to test device ahead of launch

by Joshua Swingle / Sep 28, 2018, 2:21 PM

OnePlus 6T The Lab Edition allows fans to test device ahead of launch

OnePlus 6T renders

Way back in May of 2015, ahead of the OnePlus 5’s launch, OnePlus announced The Lab initiative. This gave fans the chance to get their hands on the smartphone and review it ahead of its announcement. This program proved rather popular and subsequently returned with the OnePlus 5T and this year’s OnePlus 6. And today, in an unsurprising move, the company has announced the OnePlus 6T edition.

Much like previous versions, OnePlus will be choosing 10 people to be among the first people in the world to receive its next flagship. These fans will then be required to review the device and provide OnePlus with their impressions via the company’s forums.

Those interested in The Lab will simply be required to fill out the form that can be found in the source link below. In order to apply, entries must be submitted in English and users must accept any time constraints OnePlus requires. Additionally, it’s worth noting that, even if not selected, people will be added to a backup list of reviewers which will be called upon if any selected person drops out. Lastly, Applications are open for 10 days and will be closed on October 8 at 9 AM ET.

source: OnePlus

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7 Comments

1. warrenellis93

Posts: 527; Member since: Jul 21, 2011

ask me if i care

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 2:26 PM 0

2. Phullofphil

Posts: 1740; Member since: Feb 10, 2009

Ok, do you care?

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 2:36 PM 2

4. warrenellis93

No i dont care that much, thanks for asking, love u

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 3:54 PM 0

3. LEEDAQ

Posts: 155; Member since: Aug 07, 2018

Same, bring Jack or f off

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 3:23 PM 0

5. tiz_meh

Posts: 65; Member since: Aug 11, 2017

Still using ancient USB 2.0 like iPhone.

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 5:01 PM 0

6. matistight

Posts: 912; Member since: May 13, 2009

Most USB 3.0 barely goes over 10MBPS, while USB 2.0 maxes out at 60MBPS. Not saying it is right for them to do this, but this is probably why they don't care about USB 3.0/.1

posted on Sep 28, 2018, 10:34 PM 0

7. worldpeace

Posts: 3092; Member since: Apr 15, 2016

Well, you're comparing USB 3.0 average speed with USB 2.0 max theoretical speed. I can do that too.. Most USB 2.0 barely goes over 2MBps, while USB 3.0 SuperSpeed+ maxes out at 20 Gbps (2500 MBps)