The phone is launching tomorrow in China, and you probably didn't know that.
The buds will go on sale on December 18th for everyone.
It was installed on their Android phones without permission, which (obviously) doesn't sit well with people.
End-to-end encrypted RCS texts, earthquake monitoring, updates to Gboard, and more are all on the horizon for a vast majority of Android users.
The update ships in the form of OxygenOS 11.2.3.3.
The phone will cost roughly $550 which isn't bad.
AMD and MSI have also decided not to attend the show in Las Vegas.
The Nord 2 signals OnePlus' direction for the future, and it's an interesting one, to say the least.
But will companies ship the software updates to make that matter?
The OnePlus Nord CE seems like a fine phone, but it tried to get unnecessary hype.
You can now use both devices on Big Red's 5G network.
Only T-Mobile's 5G network is certified to work on the unlocked models out of the box.