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Shipment of 7200 units for OnePlus 3 enter India, declared price is Rs 22,798 and Mods?
As the OnePlus 3 launch closes on, the anticipation regarding the newest flagship by OnePlus reaches unprecedented levels.
As the OnePlus 3 launch closes on, the anticipation regarding the newest flagship by OnePlus reaches unprecedented levels. With the launch stated for tomorrow 10PM (IST) through the OnePlus 3 VR launch app for everyone around the world to experience the launch in virtual reality.The latest information as reported by GSMArena, to hit the internet regarding the device is that approximately 7200 units of OnePlus 3 have entered India through Chennai Air Cargo division and the declared price of each unit on the details of the shipment is to be Rs 22,858. This was spotted by a Twitter user while going through Zauba.With the declared price of Rs 22,858 it is speculated that the final price for the 64GB, possibly 6GB RAM variant after including all the extra charges and taxes will be Rs 25,000 approximately. Further digging into the shipping details on Zauba website for shipping details the twitter user tweeted another interesting bit which has not been part of any leak or speculation The information that caught our eye is the"MOD" without any IMEI and the quotes price of Rs 5930 from the OnePlus company shipped to Delhi Air Cargo. The final retail price for this can be around Rs 6200 or Rs 6500 and this very well can be a Moto Mod like modular accessory to OnePlus 3. But the lack of details and leaks all across the internet make the possibility slightly faint, yet, the pricing makes it difficult for OnePlus to announce next generation of VR headset at such a cost.We will have to wait and watch until tomorrow for the official launch event where everything will be announced.
First Published:Jun 13, 2016, 16:18:42 IST
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