Giving its new mid-ranger an „absolute unit“ of a battery
OnePlus has finally revealed the latest entries to its mid-range Nord lineup: the Nord 3 5G and the Nord CE 3 Lite 5G.
Hints of the former appeared about a month ago detailing that the Nord 3 will basically be a rebranded version of the China-exclusive OnePlus Ace 2V. Looking at the official specs list, it turns out the leaks were right on the money. The Nord 3 5G sports a 6.74-inch (17.12cm) 120Hz display outputting a resolution of 1024 x 2772 pixels. The company is even throwing in Dolby Atmos for better audio performance. Powering the smartphone is a Dimensity 9000 chipset alongside a “5,000 mAH equivalent battery” that the company humorously calls “an absolute unit”. The power supply is “backed up by 80W SUPERVOOC charging” allowing it to charge up to about 60 percent in about 15 minutes.
Compared to the Ace 2V, photography on the Nord 3 5G will suffer a downgrade as the three-camera system will be led by a 50MP wide lens instead of a 64MP lens. However, it will still have the 8MP ultra wide-angle and 2MP macro lenses found on the Chinese phone. And don’t worry: the camera will be able to shoot 4K video at 60FPS.
