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Notch-free OnePlus 7 image surface online: Key design elements revealed ahead of launch

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OnePlus 7 has already been subjected to multiple leaks in the recent past and while the OnePlus 6T was an instant success all over the world, fans and critics alike have even more expectations from the OnePlus 7. Now, according to a new leak, the upcoming smartphone from OnePlus will reportedly witness a huge design upgrade while the positioning of the front camera might also be changed.
According to SlashLeaks, the OnePlus 7 prototype image has been leaked in which the smartphone could be seen alongside the OnePlus 6T. The image clearly focuses the top half of both the device where the alleged OnePlus 7 could be seen with an all-screen display at the front instead of the waterdrop notch design we saw on the OnePlus 6T.


It seems that the front camera of the OnePlus 7 will also be removed from the front panel in order to offer the all-screen front with minimum bezels and top chin. This also means that the front camera could be offered in the pop-up slider camera design which we saw in the Vivo Nex and Honor Magic 2. While there could also be a sliding camera module like the Mi Mix 3, the front camera can also be shifted to the bottom chin but this is highly unlikely as it is an almost 2-year-old design.
Meanwhile, the OnePlus 7 is expected to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, Android 9.0 Pie, a triple camera-setup on the back along with some other major upgrades. The OnePlus 7 launch is expected by May or June this year while the smartphone can also be announced during the MWC 2019 which will be organised in Barcelona, Spain.

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