'Affordable' OnePlus Nord All Set To Launch in India; Will Be Available on Amazon: Check Price & Features!

The much-awaited mid-range smartphone OnePlus Nord is all set to launch in India; the company has also finally revealed the launch date. OnePlus Nord will launch first in India and Europe followed by North America.

OnePlus will launch the first device of the Nord series on July 21 at 19:30 IST. This will be the first Augmented Reality (AR) launch of a smartphone; it will be easy for viewers to experience the unveiling from their homes. 

According to a NDTV gadget report, the app to watch the launch will be available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. 

Going in specification and price: the new OnePlus Nord is expected to be priced under $500 (approximately Rs 37,000). As per the specification, OnePlus Nord will have a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate. The 4,000 mAh battery will be supported by 30W Warp charging technology. There will be two storage options (128 and 256 GB) along with 8GB RAM. It will also come with a triple camera at the back and dual punch-hole design on the front.

“OnePlus Nord represents a new beginning for OnePlus, giving us an opportunity to share our technology with more people around the world. For this launch, we want everyone to sit back, relax, and experience our new phone for the first time right in the comfort of their living room. We feel that introducing Nord in a more personal and intimate way perfectly reflects our ambition to make the OnePlus experience more accessible to users," said Paul Yu, Head of OnePlus Nord. 

For interested customers, the pre-orders for OnePlus Nord will be available on Amazon from July 15 for Rs 499. While for pre-ordering the smartphone, OnePlus will send them a surprise gift box with limited-edition merchandise of the company. 

Here come the exciting part, also pre-order customers who get the device before August 31 will receive an additional gift box which will have OnePlus Bullets Wireless V1 and a phone cover, NDTV gadget further reported.