The OnePlus 7 Pro is coming to T-Mobile; here's when you can buy it
Leaked OnePlus 7 Pro renders
Extending the partnership that first began last October, T-Mobile has confirmed that a number of its Signature Stores will begin hosting individual OnePlus 7 Pro launch events starting next week. The first of these will take at the company’s Times Square Signature Store on May 14th immediately after the official OnePlus event, while remaining Signature Stores will begin selling the phone around 24 hours later. Regarding nationwide sales, the Un-carrier promised that these will kick off Friday, May 17th at both physical locations and online at T-Mobile.com.
May 14th from 2pm-10pm ET
May 15th, starting at 2pm local time
May 17th
- NYC T-Mobile Signature Store: 1535 Broadway St. Ste 161A New York, NY, 10036
May 15th, starting at 2pm local time
- Chicago T-Mobile Signature Store: 700 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, 60611
- Las Vegas T-Mobile Signature Store: 3791 S Las Vegas Blvd S. Ste 1300, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Miami T-Mobile Signature Store: 738 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139
- San Francisco T-Mobile Signature Store: 1 Stockton St. San Francisco, CA 94108
- Santa Monica T-Mobile Signature Store: 1410 3rd St Promenade. Santa Monica, CA 90401
May 17th
- OnePlus 7 Pro is available to pick up at any T-Mobile store and on T-Mobile.com
The company hasn’t yet confirmed pricing for the OnePlus 7 Pro, but rumor has it the base model will cost $699 while the most expensive version will retail at $829. In terms of what the smartphone has to offer, consumers can expect to find a massive 6.7-inch Fluid AMOLED display that supports refresh rates of up to 90Hz. Paired with this should be Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 855, at least 6GB of RAM, and a minimum of 128GB of internal storage. Also, OnePlus has confirmed the smartphone will include a triple-camera setup.
Neither T-Mobile or OnePlus have confirmed whether the regular OnePlus 7 will be made available to purchase, but the lack of references in today’s announcement suggest the cheaper flagship may not be sold in the US, or at least through T-Mobile anyway.
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