OnePlus’ two flagships a year strategy has drawn ire from a lot of loyalists who complained of their device being phased out just six months after launch. User idkwhoiam322 asked, “is there a chance that we could see OnePlus reverting the new 2 devices a year plan to once a year?”
In reply, Carl Pai said, “We don’t have any plans to change our stategy at this moment”, indicating that a OnePlus 6T will be released sometime later this year.
Other fans also raised their concerns of buying the new OnePlus 6Where to buy
34999 39999. User Jayh123 asked “Will you be launching a OnePlus 6T later? If yes why buy the OnePlus 6”. That question, unfortunately went unanswered, but it did reveal the mindset of loyalists who are now holding back on purchasing the current offering in the hopes of getting something more (or better) later in the year when more features are introduced to devices.
The strategy, however, seems to have paid off for the company. The OnePlus 5 became the highest grossing phone on Amazon India when it launched, but it was soon replaced by the OnePlus 5T that launched less than six months after, selling 1.3 million units by January 2018.
At the back, you get a 16-megapixel plus 20-megapixel dual camera setup where the secondary 20-megapixel sensor is used only for portrait shots and faster autofocus. On the front is a single 16-megapixel sensor that can take portrait-selfies as well.
Overall, the OnePlus 6Where to buy 34999 39999 is already a blockbuster hit. That should be reason enough for the company to bring out its successor sooner than usual.