The N20, which goes on sale on April 28 at a pricing that is exclusive to T-Mobile, will add to the burgeoning OnePlus Nord collection.

Following an early tease, the low-cost Android phone will be available with a 4,500mAh battery that supports 33W fast charging over USB-C, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 processor that supports 5G, 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of basic storage. A microSD card with a 512GB capacity can be used to increase the storage, and a box-mounted charger is also included. This device’s specs are slightly better than those of the mid-2020s Nord N10 5G.

The 6.4-inch FHD display on the OnePlus Nord N20 5G is limited to 60Hz rather than offering 90Hz or 120Hz capabilities, unlike previous smartphones from the brand. It’s crucial to remember that the Nord N20 5G sports an in-display fingerprint scanner and an AMOLED screen rather than an LCD panel.

Update 04/20: T-Mobiles Desmond Smith has published some actual pictures of the Nord N20 and verified some of the other details, even though it wasn’t mentioned in the original announcement post. Smith shared some shots of the solitary blue colorway and confirmed that the selfie camera will be 16 megapixels in resolution:

The camera arrangement at the back includes a macro lens, monochrome sensor, and 64 megapixel primary sensor. An unidentified selfie camera is located in the upper-left punch hole. The OnePlus alert slider will not be present on the Nord N20 5G, and there is no room on the device for a headphone jack.

The use of OxygenOS 11 on top of Android 11 is the component that will most frustrate any potential purchaser in this situation. As a result, the OnePlus Nord N20 5G is fully compatible with an older version of Android. The update cadence for the Nord N20 was not disclosed.

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