This year OnePlus will go for a multi-tier strategy
and will launch the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro. The Pro model will offer numerous
upgrades over the vanilla model and it will be pricey (by OnePlus standards). Rumor has it that the OnePlus 7 Pro
with 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage will cost € 750 while the top-specced 12/256GB
model will be € 820. The price for the base 6/128GB memory option is unknown,
but should be around € 700.
Note that there might be small differences between
EU countries. For US pricing, there’s a very good chance that you just swap the
€ sign for a $, meaning $700/$750/$820. There’s no info about the vanilla
OnePlus 7, but it should be close to the prices of the OnePlus 6T, which
launched at €630 for the 8/256GB model, same price as the 8/256GB OnePlus 6
half a year before it (of course, those were the top-specced models back then,
the base models were cheaper).
Keep in mind that (according to rumors) the Pro
model will have a larger screen with 90Hz refresh rate and QHD+ resolution (vs.
60Hz 1080p+ for the non-Pro), a triple camera (with 3x zoom) along with other
differences, including a larger battery and faster charging. Plus the added
cost of the pop-up camera mechanism.
The two phones (and a 5G model) will be unveiled on
May 14 and three gradient color versions are expected: Mirror Grey, Almond, and
Nebula Blue (as seen in the teaser image above).
