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OnePlus 8 with Snapdragon 865 runs Geekbench

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Peter 13 February 2020

OnePlus Android

A month ago we saw the OnePlus 8 Pro – model number IN2023 – go through Geekbench. Now a second device, IN2025, has done the same and this may be the vanilla OnePlus 8.

OnePlus 8 (IN2025) running Geekbench 4
OnePlus 8 (IN2025) running Geekbench 4

It’s powered by the same Snapdragon 865 chipset (“kona”) and the score it posted is essentially the same. But notice the RAM – it’s 8GB while the Pro model packed 12GB. That’s not to say that the vanilla model won’t have an option for 12GB, maybe we just haven’t seen it yet.

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OnePlus 8 renders

The real question is whether OnePlus will reserve the 120Hz screen for the Pro model, leaving the OnePlus 8 at 90Hz, or if both models will use the new panel. We’re also hearing that there will be a new 50W charger (Warp Charge 50). The OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro may be announced in late March or April instead of the usual reveal in May.

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  • Phone geek
  • q{L
  • 08 Mar 2020

Its definitely worth the upgrade seeing as you can sell your phone for around 200-300$ easily, the OnePlus 7 pro is just an amazingly premium phone for the price point and it just does everything that the A50 or A70 does at a better performance, onto...

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  • Anonymous
  • 03%
  • 17 Feb 2020

It is anyway built to hold around 2-3 years and not 6-8 years like computers, so "future" is a very short time in "future proof".

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  • notoverkillram
  • Rx4
  • 14 Feb 2020

lol

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