Everything else on the CE 3’s surface is decidedly unsurprising and largely unremarkable, including a relatively substantial “chin”, reasonably thin side and top screen bezels, a couple of volume buttons on one side of the phone with a power key doubling as a fingerprint scanner on the other, a USB Type-C port in tow, and alas, no 3.5mm headphone jack in sight, at least for the time being.
Under the hood, this undoubtedly affordable device is set to pack an unquestionably hefty 5,000mAh battery with insanely fast 67W charging support, as well as up to a whopping 12 gigs of memory paired with 256GB storage space.
The cheapest variant, of course, should “settle” for a still-very-decent combination of 8GB RAM and 128 gigs of local digital hoarding room, although it’s probably wise not to speculate too much on the exact retail prices, release date, and official markets of the OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G. What we can guess is that the phone will likely not come to the US, which makes us very sad.
