Some official OnePlus Nord CE 2 images and specs revealed

OnePlus has already launched one of its biggest flagships of the year (even if you can’t get it yet). However, the company has a more budget-oriented phone on the way Thursday.

Ahead of that OnePlus Nord CE 2 launch, the company has shared some official information on the device with TechRadar. The images you see in this article are confirmed depictions of the phone, so now you know for certain what it will look like.

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The first thing you’ll notice is it lacks the traditional OnePlus hardware alert slider. Obviously, this feature did not appear on the original OnePlus Nord CE either (the “CE” stands for “Core Edition”). If you were hoping OnePlus would change things up this time around, it doesn’t appear that way.

You’ll also notice the rear camera module borrows a lot from the OPPO Find X3 Pro and leaked OPPO Find X5 Pro designs. It’s clear the “OnePlus 2.0” merger with OPPO is starting to show.

The OnePlus Nord CE 2 also comes in a new colorway: Bahama Blue. OnePlus explains the color’s creation in its usual over-the-top and borderline-pretentious manner:

When designing colors for the OnePlus Nord CE 2, the product team wanted to evolve its blue colorway and did this by adopting a brighter and bolder blue than the original OnePlus Nord CE’s Blue Void. The OnePlus Nord CE 2’s Bahama Blue colorway exhibits a multi-directional gradient of blue and yellow that blend together beautifully.

Anyway, the phone will also come in a more neutral variant known as Grey Mirror. OnePlus didn’t show that one off, though.

OnePlus Nord CE 2 specs

Outside of the way the phone looks, OnePlus also shared some internal specs features of the new Nord.

The Nord CE 2 will have a 4,5000mAh battery inside. Using the SuperVOOC standard from OPPO, you’ll be able to charge the device at 65W speeds using the in-box charger and cable. That’s a speed twice as fast as what we saw on the original Nord CE.

OnePlus also confirmed the phone will support microSD cards. The capacity limit will be 1TB. However, the company did not divulge what the internal storage capacity options would be, although a safe bet is 128GB and 256GB offerings.

As usual with the Nord line, don’t expect the OnePlus Nord CE 2 to land in the United States. OnePlus didn’t outright confirm this, though, so we guess there’s still hope.