Welcome to RPRNA, in this article, we will cover all the latest news today about OnePlus. Check the top news about OnePlus below:
- App downloading and updating issue in OnePlus 8T
- Everything about OnePlus 9
- OnePlus Buds available in $I
- Take a discount of $100 on OnePlus 8Pro
- Student discounts on OnePlus – exclusive in India
1. App downloading and updating issue in OnePlus 8T:
We all are familiar with Google Playstore, this app comes pre-installed with every Android OS running smartphone. Meanwhile, some OnePlus 8T users have reported app downloading issues in their smartphones.
Since Google Playstore is a default app for application downloading and updating, users are sharing their concerns and demanding an urgent fix on the community forum. READ MORE HERE.
2. Everything about OnePlus 9:
OnePlus has launched its three new smartphones last month, OnePlus 8T, Nord N10, and Nord N100. Following the launch of these devices, we have started getting a bunch of news and leaks about its next year’s smartphones. One of them is the OnePlus 9 series which includes the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 Pro. READ MORE HERE.
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3. OnePlus Buds available at $I:
Truly wireless earbuds have become wildly popular over the past couple of years, but the cost can still get in the way. The OnePlus Buds impressed us with a sub-$100 price tag, but tomorrow, the earbuds will be available for just $1. READ MORE HERE.
4. Take a discount of $100 on OnePlus 8Pro:
OnePlus’s flagships are getting pricier and pricier with each generation, at a rate that outpaces its competitors. That makes sales all the more precious, and right now, you can cop a $100 discount on the OnePlus 8 Pro with 12 gigs of RAM: it’s down to $799 — and comes with a free pair of OnePlus Buds. READ MORE HERE.
5. Student discounts on OnePlus products – exclusive in India:
OnePlus is now offering minor discounts for students — and teachers — in India as part of the OnePlus Education Benefits which were announced over on the OnePlus Forums. The caveat is that this is limited to those studying at universities and colleges in India using the popular Student Beans platform. READ MORE HERE.
