OnePlus has made the Nord N20 5G official, the successor to the OnePlus N10 we analyzed last year. The manufacturer’s new offer for the middle segment, CPU and battery jumpbrings screen improvements along the way.

Despite the improvements in hardware, the OnePlus Nord N20 Inexplicably comes with Android 11makes it clear that the software is not the terminal’s strongest point compared to its competitors. These are its features and technical specifications.

OnePlus Nord N20 5G datasheet

Jump on the processor, step back on the camera

OnePlus Nord N10 had Qualcomm Snapdragon 690. In this generation N20 the jump is made to AMOLED, although the high refresh rate is lost. This is not a very fair decision, as 90Hz in AMOLED has been available since the first generation of OnePlus Nord. Connectivity is maintained with 5G as the main asset.

There are no leaps in memory configurations, protected by 128GB (UFS 2.1) internal memory expandable via microSD cards and 6GB of LPDDR4 type RAM. The set is powered by a battery of up to 4,500 mAhwith the same 33W fast charging we saw last year.

At the photographic level, too, it doesn’t seem to change anything, with a 64-megapixel main sensor and two secondary cameras, two-megapixel macro and depth. Not even ultra wide anglesomething we lost compared to the previous generation.

The biggest leap comes at the design level, with a new line that diverges from what has been seen before in the North and is unlike any close OPPO sibling. we are facing a cell phone straight edge, without hopper moduleand with the sole sin of having a substantial anterior jaw.