OnePlus Ace 3V has been confirmed to arrive in China soon. The company had previously revealed several key features of the phone without disclosing the release date. OnePlus has now finally announced the date and revealed the design of the phone. The smartphone is expected to come in two colors and an updated design compared to the previous OnePlus Ace 2V. Previous leaks and reports have hinted at several key specifications of the OnePlus Ace 3V. It will also be sold outside of China as the OnePlus Nord model.
The OnePlus Ace 3V will be launched in China on March 21 at 19:00 Beijing time (16:30 IST), OnePlus confirmed via Weibo posts and banners on the official Chinese website. The company announced that the phone will have artificial intelligence features and offer longer battery life. Other posts on Weibo also reveal the phone’s design and color options.
The OnePlus Ace 3V is available in two colors – Magic Purple Silver and Titanium Grey. Both models have a glossy glass surface. The dual rear camera is housed in a vertically elliptical camera module in the upper left corner. The camera’s two sensors are housed in two separate circular units with a ring-shaped LED flash.
According to the previews, the right edge of the OnePlus Ace 3V houses the volume controls and the power button, while the left edge shows the wake-up slider. It is equipped with a flat display and a central cutout for the front-facing camera.
The OnePlus Ace 3V is confirmed to feature a Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 processor, 16GB of LPDDR5x RAM and 512GB of UFS 4.0 internal storage. It was advertised as a mid-range offering. Meanwhile, according to the latest leaks, it could be priced at CNY 2,000 (roughly Rs. 23,400) in China.
OnePlus Ace 3V is expected to come with Android 14 based operating system, 120Hz 1.5K display and optical fingerprint sensor. It also packs a 5,500mAh battery that supports 100W fast wired charging.
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