The OnePlus 7 Pro will be unveiled on May 14

2019-4-23 16:00

We all know the OnePlus 7 is on its way, but now we know exactly how close. OnePlus today revealed it will hold a launch event for its next device(s) on Tuesday, May 14, at 11 AM ET. The company says this will be its biggest launch ever, with four events simultaneous events in four countries.

There’s one in New York, one in London, one in Bangalore, and another in Beijing. Though the company only mentions the OnePlus 7 Pro in its press release, we’re actually expecting three devices, including a more expensive 5G variant and the standard non-Pro model. …

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