With the “flagship killer” OnePlus One still fresh and some people still waiting to get their hands on it, the company seems like to be getting ready for a successor already. Tipster @evleaks dropped a hint on its account saying that the alleged OnePlus Two is codenamed “Lettuce”.
“OnePlus One: Bacon::OnePlus Two: [Lettuce]” This was @evleaks’ tweet earlier today.
The famous leaker didn’t include more details in addition to what he tweeted. According to him, the OnePlus One was codenamed “Bacon” while the upcoming new device is called “Lettuce”. In addition, the above photo is allegedly a concept image of the OnePlus Two which shows on-screen buttons but basically has almost the same design. It could allegedly bring a faster Snapdragon 805 or 810 processor into the table along with a bigger 4GB RAM.
Here are the specs of the current OnePlus One as a quick refresher:
5.5-inch full HD 1080 x 1920 display
2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 8974AC CPU
3GB RAM
16GB, 64GB internal memory
13 megapixel f/2.0 rear-facing camera
5 megapixel front-facing camera
WiFi
3G
4G LTE
Bluetooth 4.0
CyanogenMod 11S (based on Android 4.4 KitKat)
3,100mAh battery
8.9 x 152.9 x 75.9 mm (dimensions)
162g (weight)
As of now, keep on watching this space as we’ll inform you with new details regarding the OnePlus Two as they reach us.
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Monchee Yuson says:
OnePlus One isn’t even really out yet. Overpromised and under-delivered. Disappointing hype by the company.
archie says:
Lettuce rejoice, for the second coming of Christ is near, with oneplus one still delayed by a century.
Barry says:
This is already out here: http://worldwideandroids.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/5061739
Has anyone tried it yet? The antutu rate says the highest. WOW phone!
bliss says:
What good is a flagship killer if you can’t get a hold of one…this is just a myth, a white elephant…and when it finally gets here, the price wouldn’t be as low and the other flagships would have drop it’s price by then…so your better of with the known brands…specially with the warranty…you might have to send this back to china for repair…
gadgeteer says:
they still have to iron out problems like the yellow screen, production output bottlenecks, now this? dream on oneplus.
other flagships with almost same price such as huawei honor6, mi4 and the lenovo a8 will be coming faster than oneplus can roll out their phones. It will definitely be like an ordinary phone once they mass produce.
Rainbow Rat says:
I’m just wondering why these manufacturers release the units late here in the Philippines? To think that we are the texting capital of the world and almost everyone owns a phone.