"We have a full review of the OnePlus 15, plus a separate test that compares it with the OnePlus 13 camera. How does it compare to the OnePlus 13? The OnePlus 15 obviously gets the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and it comes with a sizable increase in battery capacity - from 6,000mAh to 7,300mAh. Yes, even in Europe (it's annoying that we have to specify that, but such is the state of the mobile market right now)."
"There is a "but" coming - all three rear cameras were downgraded. The 50MP main has a 1/1.56" sensor compared to 1/1.43" on the 2024 flagship. The telephoto camera has a slightly longer 3.5x/80mm lens (up from 73mm/3x) but its 50MP sensor is smaller (1/2.76" vs. 1/1.95"). The 50MP ultra-wide has a tad narrower field of view (116° vs. 120°) and a smaller sensor (1/2.88" vs. 1/2.75")."
Global pricing for the OnePlus 15 is comparable to last year with regional shifts: the 256GB model is €50 less in Europe, the 512GB model is €50 more, and Indian pricing is ₹3,000 higher. The OnePlus 15 uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and increases battery capacity from 6,000mAh to 7,300mAh. All three rear cameras use smaller sensors than the prior flagship: the 50MP main is 1/1.56", the telephoto 50MP is 1/2.76" with a slightly longer 3.5x/80mm lens, and the 50MP ultra-wide has a narrower 116° field. The 6.78" LTPO OLED supports 165Hz but at a lower 1,272×2,772 resolution and reduced pixel density. The OnePlus 15 competes with other Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and Dimensity 9500 flagships that often include larger 200MP periscope sensors.
Read at GSMArena.com
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