OnePlus Nord 2T: New mid-range cell phone gets features from the OnePlus 10 Pro

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OnePlus recently presented its new high-end smartphone in China, which should also find its way to Germany in the foreseeable future. With the OnePlus Nord 2T, however, a mid-range smartphone has already been announced that directly takes over one of the best functions of the OnePlus 10 Pro.

OnePlus Nord 2T can be charged quickly with 80 watts
OnePlus smartphones are known for being able to charge quickly. The Chinese company recognized the trend early on and developed its own technologies so that Android smartphones can be charged quickly and safely. The OnePlus 10 Pro introduced the 80-watt fast charging function via cable . However, this will not be exclusive to the new top smartphone for long. The OnePlus Nord 2T will also adopt them.

Basically, the OnePlus Nord 2T will be more of a minor upgrade compared to the OnePlus Nord 2. However, there will still be improvements, including the OnePlus 10 Pro’s 80-watt fast charging function. With this, the 4,500 mAh battery will be fully charged in no time. The power supply should even be included in the scope of delivery. Otherwise there should be a more up-to-date processor with the MediaTek Dimensity 1300. So we can expect a little more performance.

Otherwise, it stays with the proven equipment with the 6.43-inch 90 Hz display. In our opinion, OnePlus should have upgraded to a 120 Hz display here. At an expected price of 400 euros, you would expect a little more. The camera and the other equipment should not do that much either. That’s why it’s a station wagon and not a completely new generation. It was only screwed in a few small places. The presentation is expected first in India in February. The predecessor is currently being sold very cheaply on Amazon.

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