- OnePlus Nord CE6 has been spotted on Geekbench ahead of its release next month, in India.
- The phone arrives with a Snapdragon7s Gen4 SoC scoring 1,101 and 3,107 points on single-core and multi-core tests.
- OnePlus Nord CE6 will be a successor to last year's Nord CE5.
Shortly after Nord 6 made its debut, the OnePlus Nord CE6 Geekbench listing bearing the model number CPH2805 has been spotted. The phone is tipped to bring the Snapdragon 7s Gen4 SoC, as seen in the listing and further corroborated by tipsters who are constantly keeping an eye on the phone’s updates.
OnePlus Nord CE6 spotted on Geekbench
According to the Geekbench listing, the phone appears to carry the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 SoC under the hood paired alongside 8GB RAM, Android 16 on the software, and the Adreno 810 GPU. All in all, the phone was able to reach 1,068 and 3,127 points for single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. This makes the Nord CE6 a standard mid-range participant sharing the stage with Motorola’s Edge 70 Fusion.
Furthermore, the listing mentions the Snapdragon 7s Gen4 SoC with a 1+3+4 core architecture. It includes a high-performance 1x 2.71GHz core, plus 3x cores at 2.40GHz, plus 4x power-efficient cores clocked at 1.80GHz. Note that the aforementioned benchmarks are based on current testing conditions; however, the Chinese smartphone maker will pass the purported Nord CE6 through refinements and tests to improve its overall scores hereon.
OnePlus Nord CE6 specs (leaked)
According to the countless reports published earlier, the OnePlus Nord CE6 will bring a ginormous 8,000mAh battery under the hood using OnePlus’ silicon-carbon technology. This is a major upgrade over the Nord CE 5’s 7,100mAh battery pack. Just as its predecessor, the Nord CE6 is expected to offer stellar battery performance with two days of backup on moderate usage.
Other specs include 8GB RAM plus a 12GB variant, white and black colorways, a dual camera setup at the back housed in a squaricle module, etc. OnePlus Nord CE6 is expected to launch in India sometime in May, which leaves us with little time before its debut.
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