Rumor: OnePlus 6T will be slightly more expensive than predecessor

The suspected prices of the OnePlus 6T have appeared online. The new model would be about 8.7 percent more expensive in the cheapest version than the current version. Converted, the price in the Benelux would be 564 euros.

According to the price list published by the Indian website MySmartPrice, the OnePlus 6T with 6GB ram and 128GB flash storage costs 37,999 Indian rupees. The cheapest version of the current OnePlus 6, which has 6GB of RAM and 64GB of flash storage, costs 34,999 rupees in India. In the Benelux, that model costs 519 euros and if OnePlus adds the same percentage to the price as in India, that would be 564 euros for the cheapest model. This will probably be rounded up to, for example, 559 or 569 euros.

OnePlus seems to increase the entry-level price of the 6T by four or five tens compared to the 6, but buyers do get double the amount of flash storage. The most expensive version with 8GB of ram and 256GB of storage will probably be priced at 44,999 rupees in India. That is only 2.3 percent more expensive than the current model. Converted, that would be a price of 633 euros.

The OnePlus 6T will be announced on October 30 and will be available for purchase from November 6. A lot of information about the phone is already known, the manufacturer said that the phone will have a fingerprint scanner behind the screen and that there was therefore no room for a 3.5mm jack. Renders have also appeared that show the appearance.