The “OnePlus Nord N200 5G,” OnePlus’ newest low-cost smartphone, is now available in North America. The telephone is a follow-up to the $180 Nord N100 from last year, and the N200 still has an extremely low cost at $240 thanks to OnePlus’ regular yearly worth hike.
A smartphone with reasonable features and a price tag of $240 appears to be quite the bargain. The phone includes a 6.49-inch 1080p display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a 5000 mAh battery with 18 W charging. A fingerprint reader, a USB-C port, and a headphone socket are all shown in the images. The Snapdragon 480 is an eight-core, eight-nanometer SoC with four ARM Cortex A76 cores and four ARM Cortex A55 cores. Overall, decent features for a low-cost phone for carrying out tasks such as data sharing.
The phone is now official, but for some reason, OnePlus is not disclosing the exact specifications. According to leaks, the phone will have a 2400 x 1080 LCD, NFC, a microSD slot, and sub-6 GHz 5G support (not mmWave), which is expected at this price point.
The back digital camera array, on the other hand, consists of a 13MP primary digital camera and two 2MP “Macro” and “Monochrome” cameras that we’ll refer to as “purely ornamental.” Even though the extra cameras perform almost nothing, phone manufacturers believe that having many cameras is an important selling point.
According to the leaked specifications, the phone would run Android 11. The Nord N100’s update coverage was abysmal, with only one major OS upgrade and two years of semi-regular upgrades. Because OnePlus hasn’t announced anything about improving that schedule for the N200, we’re likely to see the same coverage here.
In terms of competition, $350 is the cut-off point for any low-cost phone, as that is the price of the excellent Pixel 4a with three years of updates. Under that, there’s a spot for a great $240 system, but for an extra $110, you get a lot more.
On June 25, the Nord N200 5G will be available in the United States and Canada. T-Cell is the only wi-fi companion on the main service and the “Metro” pay-as-you-go plans, in addition to being available on OnePlus.com. The mobile is even available at Best Buy, Amazon, and B&H.
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