NEWS  Smartphones  December 1, 2023  Reading time: ~1 minute)

Max (RS editor)

As the highly anticipated launch of the OnePlus 12 approaches, the company continues to tantalize tech enthusiasts with revelations about its upcoming flagship device. Breaking from tradition, OnePlus is pulling back the curtain on key features, fostering excitement among consumers eagerly awaiting the next addition to the smartphone market.

The latest buzz surrounds the OnePlus 12's groundbreaking Bionic Vibration Motor Turbo, touted by the company as a game-changer in the industry. OnePlus claims this innovative motor will deliver a vibration experience surpassing even that of leading competitors, including the acclaimed iPhones.

In a recent update, OnePlus disclosed additional details, shedding light on the device's security features. The OnePlus 12 will introduce an under-display fingerprint scanner, a departure from the company's previous reliance on optical scanners. While the specifics of the scanner's technology remain undisclosed, OnePlus emphasizes its commitment to delivering both speed and security with an "ultra-thin under-screen fingerprint scanner".

Powering the OnePlus 12 is the formidable Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. Acknowledging the potential for heating and thermal throttling inherent in flagship processors, OnePlus has unveiled a solution—a groundbreaking "world’s first integrated dual-cycle heat dissipation system." The incorporation of a 9,140mm² vapor chamber, covering an expansive area of 38,547mm², further underscores the company's dedication to optimal performance and user experience.

The OnePlus 12 signals a clear commitment from OnePlus to push technological boundaries and reclaim its standing in the competitive smartphone market. With its promising features and advancements, the OnePlus 12 may serve as a catalyst for revitalizing the company's image. The Chinese launch is scheduled for December 5th, with international availability expected in January 2024. As enthusiasts count down the days, anticipation continues to build for what could be the next flagship killer in the smartphone arena.