"If you're not familiar, the OnePlus 15 is a high-end phone that packs a substantial feature set. ZDNET's Kerry Wan test drove the device last month and called it "the definitive option for mobile gamers, power users, and tech enthusiasts," specifically praising its AI features and battery life (which lasted more than a day even with heavy use). Diving into actual specs,"
"The price starts at $899.99 for the 12GB of RAM and 256GB of ROM base version, but you can upgrade to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of ROM for $100. There is a 5% discount available if you're a verified student, though, which will save you about $45, plus a $100 cash back bonus when you purchase with a trade in and then the value of your trade in device (I priced the oldest Google Pixel phone I could, the Pixel 5,"
Preorders for the OnePlus 15 are open with shipments starting Dec. 23. The flagship phone features a 7300mAh battery, always-on 120 FPS display, 1.15 mm bezels, a 50MP main camera, IP69 durability, and the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. Base configuration is 12GB RAM and 256GB storage for $899.99, with a $100 upgrade to 16GB/512GB. Verified students receive 5% off and buyers can get $100 cash back with trade-in plus trade-in device value. Color options include infinite black, ultra violet, and sand storm. Preorder gifts include Buds Pro 3, magnetic charger, case, or Watch 3 (watch currently out of stock).
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