OnePlus Nord 3 design shown in full ahead of launch

The OnePlus Nord 3 design has just surfaced online yet again, though this time, we get to see the phone from all sides. Truth be said, we knew what the device will look like already, as it will be a rebranded Ace 2V handset, which already launched.

The OnePlus Nord 3 design shown in full ahead of launch

In any case, these renders have been shared by WinFuture, and they show us the phone in both black and cyan colors. The device will have flat sides with chamfered edges, and a flat display.

A centered display camera hole is placed at the top of the display, while you’ll see physical buttons on both the left and right sides. On the left, a volume rocker is placed, while the power/lock button and an alert slider sit on the right side.

There are three cameras placed on the back of the phone, across two camera islands. OnePlus will also include two LED lights on the back, next to the aforementioned camera islands. The back side of the phone will also be flat, but it will curve into the frame on the edge to make the phone more comfortable to use.

It will be a rebranded OnePlus Ace 2V handset which launched in China already

Now, as mentioned earlier, this phone will be a rebranded Ace 2V handset. That device already launched in China. The OnePlus Nord 3 won’t only look like the Ace 2V, but it will also utilize its specs.

The phone will feature a 6.74-inch 2772 x 1240 AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC will fuel this phone. You can also expect to get up to 16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

A 50-megapixel main camera will be placed on the back, along with an 8-megapixel ultrawide camera. A 2-megapixel macro shooter will also be in use. A 5,000mAh battery will power the device, and 80W wired charging will be supported.

The OnePlus Nord 3’s price tag is still unknown. The phone is expected to launch in the near future, but the exact date is also a mystery at the moment. One thing to note is that the device won’t launch in Germany due to a dispute with Nokia.