OnePlus is getting ready to launch the Nord 6. This new phone is going to replace the Nord 5 that came out year. The Nord 6 was just seen on Geekbench. It has some really interesting specs. These specs show that the Nord 6 is an improvement over the Nord 5. There are rumors that the Nord 6 might be the same as the OnePlus Turbo 6 which’s only available in China. If this is true the Nord 6 will have a lot of high-end features. It will not cost as much, as a flagship phone. The Nord 6 will bring these high-end features to people who do not want to spend a lot of money on a phone.
Geekbench Breakdown: Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 Confirmed
The listing showed up with the model number CPH2795, which’s a clear sign that it is related to the upcoming Nord 6. This phone has a motherboard with the code name “sun” that is connected to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC is the chip that is used in the OnePlus Turbo 6. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC has eight cores and the main core runs at 3.21GHz. This means the Nord 6 will be very fast for things like gaming and using apps at the same time and it will also be good for artificial intelligence features, like the Nord 6.
The Memory checks in at 10.93GB, which probably means it is 12GB RAM when companies talk about it. This thing is running Android 16 from the start so you can expect to have all the Android 16 features right away. What about the benchmark scores? Well it gets a score of 2,019 when it is running one thing at a time and 6,503 when it is running lots of things at the time. Just remember these scores are, from a prototype. The real numbers might be different when it is actually finished and working properly.
Performance Edge Over the Competition
The Nord 6 scores are really good for a mid range phone. They do not break any records. They are more than enough for daily use. This is an improvement from the Nord 5s Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. The Nord 6 has a lot of power. It is clear that OnePlus is not holding back. The Turbo 6 connection makes a lot of sense too. There were rumors that the Nord 6 was related to the Ace 6. The Nord 6 chipset confirms that it is part of the Turbo family. The Nord 6 has the Turbo 6 connection, which’s a good thing, for the Nord 6.
Charging, Battery, and Durability Perks
The new certifications from TUV are saying that the phone has 80W SuperVOOC wired charging. This means the phone will charge fast. The Turbo 6 has a battery that is 9,000mAh. This is really big. You do not see this in most high end phones. The Turbo 6 also has dust and water resistance, with IP66 and IP68 and IP69 and IP69K ratings. With the Turbo 6 you can go on trips without worrying about the battery dying all the time. You do not have to plug it in all the time. The Turbo 6 and its 80W SuperVOOC wired charging will give you a lot of freedom.
When you look at the phone you will see a nice screen. The screen is 6.78 inches. It is very colorful. This makes it great for watching videos. The Cameras on this phone are also very good. There are two cameras on the back of the phone. One of the cameras on the back is 50MP. The other one is ultrawide. There is also a 16MP camera on the front of the phone for taking selfies. The Cameras on this phone are good enough for taking pictures to post on media and for taking casual photos. The Cameras on this phone are solid, for media and casual shots.
Launch Buzz and What to Expect
No firm date yet, but first-quarter timing feels right, especially with IMEI, SIRIM, and TDRA nods piling up. This signals OnePlus is in final prep mode. If it mirrors the Turbo 6, the Nord 6 could shake up the mid-range scene with flagship-level stamina and speed at a steal. Can’t wait for the official reveal – this one’s got serious potential!
