Highlights
- OnePlus N6X phone new specification details leaked ahead of launch. OnePlus has confirmed the phone will have a bigger display, a larger battery, and two colour options.
- On the software side, the phone will come with the latest Oxygen OS and may get ColorOS integration in the future.
- The OnePlus N6X will be priced below Rs 20,000 and placed just below the previously launched N6 smartphone.
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OnePlus is gearing up to launch its next N6X smartphone on July 31, 2026. Ahead of the launch, we have some fresh leaks suggesting OnePlus will take a complete U-turn by bringing back hardware specifications from the past, including a 3.5 mm jack and an LCD panel. It will still retain the latest larger silicon-carbon battery, 5G connectivity, and Oxygen OS software. OnePlus seems to be taking a more careful approach amid the memory price hike.
Key Highlights
- OnePlus N6X Fresh leaks surfaced online ahead of the July 31, 2026 launch.
- Leaks suggest the phone will have a flat LCD screen, a Snapdragon 695 5G processor, up to 6GB RAM, and 256GB storage.
- OnePlus India has already confirmed the phone will be launched in two colours with a OnePlus Nord 5-alike design
If you are looking to upgrade to a budget-friendly smartphone, we have you covered with everything we know so far about the OnePlus N6X.
OnePlus N6X to Sport a Nord 5-Inspired Design with a 7,000mAh Battery

OnePlus India has confirmed some specifications, including colour, battery life, and design. The OnePlus N6X will feature an older design inspired by the OnePlus Nord 5 phone.
It has a pill-shaped camera housed vertically on the top-left side, a polycarbonate back, a plastic chassis, and a flat front screen.
We also have confirmation that the phone will have a bigger 7,000mAh battery, promising up to 2.5 days of battery life.
The phone will come in two colour options: the all-new Burgundy Red and Iced Blue.
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