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OnePlus 7 leaked image shows off thin bezels, bizarre button placement

Also, there is no notch seen in the rumoured image of OnePlus 7 suggesting a slider or pop-up camera.

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Tech2 News Staff|Feb 19, 2019, 10:52:48 IST
Even though we might be a few months away from witnessing the launch of the new OnePlus smartphone, the leaks have already started to pile up.We have already seen leaks on what the upcoming OnePlus 7 might pack in terms of battery, storage, chipset, and have also spotted a few leaked renders. If you haven't been initiated to the rumours on OnePlus 7, you can check out our complete list of OnePlus 7 leaks.[caption id="attachment_5481371" align="alignnone" width="1024"]OnePlus 6T. Image: tech2/ Anirudh Regidi

OnePlus 6T. Image: tech2/ Anirudh Regidi[/caption]However, for the first time, there is a live image (sort of) of the purported OnePlus 7 that have popped up. This has been spotted by an Italian blog called Tutto Android.The image shows a smartphone with thin bezels with no notch. Also, the button placement is a bit bizarre as it is indicating that either the home screen is upside-down or the buttons have been shifted closer to the bottom frame.As there seems to be no notch, the phone might come with a mechanical slider as seen in Mi Mix 3  or a pop-up camera as we will be seeing in the upcoming Vivo V15 Pro.

But as mentioned in Tutto Android, there is also a possibility of the phone coming with a hole-punch which remains invisible in normal use but become transparent only when taking a picture.Or this might just be a fake as there is no official news yet confirming the authenticity of the image.

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First Published:Feb 19, 2019, 10:52:48 IST
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