OnePlus has put a new mid-range phone, the Turbo 6Vs, on sale in China without a launch event. The 12GB + 256GB version costs 3,699 yuan and the listing was already marked sold out on 1 November.
It comes in two colours, Orange and Nova White. OnePlus has not said when more stock will arrive, and there is no word on a launch outside China.
Specs, close to January’s Turbo 6V
Gizmochina, which spotted the listing, says the specs line up almost exactly with the Turbo 6V that OnePlus released in January, under a new name and a new colour set. The reported hardware is:
- Chip: Snapdragon 7s Gen 4
- Display: 6.78-inch AMOLED, 144Hz
- Battery: 9,000mAh
- Dust and water protection: IP66, IP68, IP69 and IP69K
The model page on the OPPO store confirms the name and the 12GB + 256GB configuration, in the Orange colour. The store page does not show other memory versions, so their prices are not listed.
The store’s launch banner says a promotion runs from 26 October to 25 November. It offers a national subsidy of 15% and a government subsidy of 10% (not combinable, capped at 500 yuan and available only in some regions), three interest-free instalments, a new-owner gift pack and, for the highest membership tier, 180 days of replacement-only service. Those are launch offers, not the price: the phone’s listed price is the 3,699 yuan above.
The Turbo line is OnePlus’s value range in China, and the 6Vs looks like a refresh of an existing phone rather than a new design. Charging speed and camera details were not part of the listing as reported.
