OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Specifications Revealed in Its Entirety Ahead of December 12 Launch

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A few days ago, we got to hear the news of OnePlus partnering up with a premium automotive brand, McLaren. OnePlus had announced that it would be launching a special edition of its latest flagship, the OnePlus 6T in partnership with McLaren. The date for the launch of this new special edition device has been scheduled to be on December 12. However, just days before the launch, a new leak about the phone has surfaced which reveals the specifications of this new special edition OnePlus 6T along with the premium design which it is going to feature. As per the leak, the McLaren special edition, OnePlus 6T will come with 10GB RAM, Warp charge fast charging technology and a McLaren logo on the back.

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OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Specifications and Features

Popular tipster, Ishan Agrawal took to Twitter and revealed the images of the new McLaren edition of the phone. This new special edition of the OnePlus 6T is being called the Speed Orange variant. The McLaren limited edition device will come with a textured kevlar-style back and orange accents running across the phone's frame, which is McLaren’s signature colour scheme. Lastly, the highlight of this phone is the McLaren logo on the lower rear side of the phone. Apart from these new additions, the form factor and other design elements like the waterdrop notch, dual rear camera and other remain the same.

Also, a marketing banner of the new McLaren edition of the OnePlus 6T has been leaked online, which points towards the direction of a whopping 10GB RAM on this device. The phone will likely boast of 256GB of internal storage. The phone has also been teased to come with OnePlus’ proprietary “Warp Charge 30” which will provide the phone with a day’s worth of charge only in 20 minutes. Further, the phone has been said to be inspired by “expert craftsmanship” which has also been the motto of McLaren.

Salute to Speed Event to be Held in Mumbai On December 12

Amazon, which is OnePlus’ exclusive partner also seems to be gearing up for the launch of this McLaren edition OnePlus 6T. A banner on the e-commerce website is up with a ‘Notify Me' button, which the users can tap to subscribe for getting real-time updates about the launch of this limited-edition OnePlus 6T. The launch event of the phone has been named ‘Salute to Speed'. Also, interested fans of the brand will be able to buy passes for the launch event which is going to be held in Richardson and Cruddas, Byculla, Mumbai. The passes were slated to go live for sale on December 6 on oneplus.in and were available for Rs 799 each and seem to have been sold out entirely.

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