The OnePlus 15’s launch in China is imminent, and it’s been rumored to get its global unveiling in mid-November. Ahead of all that, today the brand has extensively teased the phone’s display.
This is made by BOE, and the screen itself will be fully presented by BOE on October 14. It comes with a 165Hz refresh rate as hinted at by a OnePlus exec a while back, and OnePlus is also advertising 13% higher brightness and 11.8% improved color accuracy and consistency, both presumably compared to the OnePlus 13’s panel.
The new display has 1.15mm bezels on all four sides, and should come with 10% lower power consumption and a 30% longer lifespan vs the previous generation.
The screen is enhanced by an Oppo P3 chip that supports faster response times and helps maintain brightness stability during high refresh rate usage. The panel also boasts true hardware-level 1 nit minimum brightness, which is certified by TÜV Rheinland.
In case you’re wondering why the screen’s resolution isn’t mentioned in OnePlus’ promo materials, it’s because that’s a downgrade to “1.5K” from its predecessor’s QHD+. The OnePlus 15 will come with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset at the helm.
