[ Phone Launch ] OnePlus 5 Will Be Officially Unveiled On June 20th

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From the last few weeks, OnePlus has been teasing some aspects of the OnePlus 5. Although we’ve known from since the last month that the device will launch during this summer, we have not been had an official announcement date pegged – until now. Prepare your wallets folks, as the OnePlus 5 is set to be officially unveiled on June 20th at 12 PM EST.

Apart from the known fact that the device will feature the Snapdragon 835 SoC and that its camera has been tweaked in collaboration with DxO, there are still many aspects of the device we have yet to discover. But that will change come June 20th.

In an e-mail sent to subscribers of the OnePlus newsletter,

"Friends,
Ever since we dropped the news that the OnePlus 5 is on its way, we’ve been bombarded with questions. When are you launching the new phone? Where can I buy it? Does it have *insert feature*? We’re excited to announce that we’ll be sharing the answers to these and other questions soon.
Join us live at 12:00 PM EDT on June 20 for the exclusive online reveal of the OnePlus 5. During our official keynote, we’ll talk at length about what makes the OnePlus 5 special. But, the celebrations don’t end there! Following our keynote, we hope to see you at our pop-up events around the globe.
Want to learn more? Check out our launch page now for more information on the OnePlus 5 launch, and keep checking back for more updates soon.
See you soon!
Never Settle."

We have learned that OnePlus is going to host a number of live pop-up events. The company will have them mostly in Finland (Helsinki, Tampere, Oulu, and Turku), but also in Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris, London, Berlin and New York. You can find more details about those events on the official landing page linked below.

However, in India it is going to launch on 22 June. It is amazon exclusive product.
Click here to buy one for yourself.

Source: OnePlus

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