OnePlus has launched the N6 Lite 4G in India, introducing an entry level device with a massive 7000mAh battery. The budget phone features a 6.75 inch 120Hz LCD screen and runs on a Unisoc T7250 processor. It retails for 16999 rupees, which equals roughly 200 USD.
The display is built around a 6.75 inch LCD panel with a resolution of 1570 by 720 pixels. It supports a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and reaches peak brightness levels of around 700 nits. Under the hood, OnePlus went with the Unisoc T7250 processor built on a 12nm process. The chip features an 8 core CPU layout alongside an ARM Mali G57 MP1 graphics unit. Memory is set at 4GB of RAM alongside 64GB of internal storage.
Battery capacity is easily the headline feature here. The phone houses a 7000mAh pack to keep it running through long workdays. It supports 15W wired charging to top up the cell, along with 5W reverse charging so you can power up smaller accessories in an emergency.
Photography duties are handled by a 13MP OmniVision OV13B10 sensor on the rear, while a 5MP lens sits on the front for video calls and selfies. The device weighs roughly 215 grams and carries an IP64 rating to protect against dust and water splashes. OnePlus also kept the 3.5mm headphone jack, which budget buyers will appreciate. The physical power key doubles as a fingerprint scanner, and wireless connectivity includes Wi Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.2.
