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OnePlus 5T launch today: Live stream timings, price in India, specifications











ONEPLUS 5T  launch is set for today in Brooklyn, New York. OnePlus 5T is a mid-cycle upgrade to OnePlus 5 and will go on sale in November itself in India. OnePlus 5T will be sold via Amazon India like previous phones from the company and it will also be available on the oneplusstore.in. Sale for OnePlus 5T will start on November 21 at 16:30 IST (4:30 PM). Ahead of the launch, we’ve come to know quite a few things about OnePlus 5T thanks to leaks.
OnePlus 5T is expected to come with a slight variation in specifications, though the biggest difference will be the display. OnePlus 5T will feature a 6-inch FHD+ resolution display with 18:9 aspect ratio. A bezel-less display on OnePlus 5T means the home button will disappear and the fingerprint scanner will shift to the back.
For those interested in watching the OnePlus 5T launch event, the company will livestream the same via its official YouTube page. Additionally, people in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, or Pune can head to select PVR theatres to watch the OnePlus 5T global launch event. 

Stay tuned for more updates...

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