In mid-October we already officially met the new OnePlus 8T, although this does not mean the manufacturer is not working on its next generation of high-end phones . At least that is how the recent leaked images have shown, since the OnePlus 9 Pro is already shown with a fairly traditional design.

According to this information, the Smartphone is logically in an active period of development and therefore some details of its aesthetics could change until the moment of its presentation, although it is ensured that the essence of its design is already a decision made. Unfortunately there is still no information or important rumors accompanying the published images.

OnePlus 9 Pro would bet on a continuity style: The first renders of the next OnePlus 9 Pro are filtered

First renders of the OnePlus 9 Pro

If it is seen on the front face of this Smartphone, the hole on the upper left area for its selfie camera would remain , something that was already present in the OnePlus 8 Pro version. Also, the difference compared to the standard version of OnePlus 9 would be in that its panel would have curved edges on its sides that would extend to its frames.

On the back face the four cameras would be located mostly in a vertical position and in a rectangular module quite similar to that found in terminals such as the Galaxy Note 20. The same brand has already used a similar format in the OnePlus 8T and in the line Nord, so it is clear that there would be no major innovations in this regard.

Finally, on the side frames, the volume buttons would be positioned on the left side, while on the right side there would be both the power button and the “Alert Slider” that allows you to activate the different Android sound modes with just a slide a simple tab between three positions.

Waiting for more leaks in the coming months, OnePlus 9 Pro could bet on a 6.7-inch screen with support for a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz , while inside a Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 processor. What would you like to see in the next flagship of the Chinese brand?