OnePlus Nord N200: the cheapest 5G smartphone from the company with a Snapdragon 480 chip and a 90Hz display for $ 240

After numerous leaks, OnePlus today officially unveiled the Nord N200 smartphone, which  replaced last year's OnePlus Nord N100 and  became the cheapest 5G model from the Chinese manufacturer.

Cheap but  not  angry

OnePlus Nord N200 received a 6.49 -inch LCD display with a  resolution of 1080 × 2400 pixels, a pixel density of 405PPI and  a refresh rate of 90 Hz. The back panel is made of  polycarbonate, a fingerprint reader located on the side, and  for the 16-megapixel round neckline in the front chamber is provided  left corner.

The main camera is made in the  form of a rectangular block and  consists of  three modules: a 13-megapixel sensor and  two additional  2  megapixels  for macro photography and  monochrome photos.

Inside is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 processor with  Adreno 619 graphics and  a  5000mAh battery with  support for 18W fast charging. There will be only one modification available with  4 GB  of LPDDR4X RAM and  64 GB  of UFS 2.1 storage.

There is also NFC and a  USB Type-C port for charging. The dimensions of the smartphone are 163.1 × 74.9 × 8.3  mm, weight - 189 g. 

How many?

OnePlus Nord N200 was priced at  $ 240. Sales will start on June 25 in  Canada and the  United States,  other countries are still unknown.