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The OnePlus 10T has already been unpacked on video the day before the official launch

A day before the official launch of the next high-end smartphone from the Chinese manufacturer, an unboxing video of the OnePlus 10T has been posted on YouTube. Now we know what accessories are in the box.

The OnePlus 10T will be officially unveiled at a conference to be held tomorrow, August 3, 2022, but a YouTuber didn’t wait for the Chinese manufacturer’s announcement to unbox the smartphone on video. On its YouTube channel, NTFTW gives us an overview of the smartphone, but especially of the contents of the box.

Although OnePlus has already extensively discussed the technical characteristics of the smartphone in a series of publications on social networks, such as the presence of 16 GB of RAM, the 150W fast charging, the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 or even leaving the warning cursor and the technical characteristics in the photo, the smartphone had never been unpacked on video until now.

The OnePlus 10T comes with a charger

The Youtuber of course discovers in the box of the OnePlus 10T the smartphone and the instructions but also a USB-C to USB-C cable, while the previous OnePlus 10 Pro had to make do with a USB-C to USB-A cable. The big novelty is especially the mains adapter that comes in the box, as this delivers a maximum power of 160W twice as much compared to the 80W of the OnePlus 10 Pro.

However, the OnePlus 10T will be limited to 150W, but the addition of a more powerful charger is good news for those with other compatible devices. The box also contains a USB-C to USB-A adapter, and multiple stickers, but unfortunately, OnePlus will not provide any cover with its smartphone. However, the Youtuber received two shells compatible with the smartphone in his press kit.

One of them is reminiscent of a 3D printed shell with its rather amazing design, while the other is the Sandstone shell that OnePlus already offers on all its other smartphones. The Youtuber has not indicated at what price the smartphone will be marketed. However, given its technical features, it is a safe bet that it will be cheaper than the OnePlus 10 Pro, on offer for 919 euros.

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