OnePlus 9RT 5G And OnePlus Buds Z2 To Launch In India On January 14, Company Confirms

Handset maker OnePlus on Monday announced it will launch the much-awaited OnePlus 9RT 5G smartphone and the OnePlus Buds Z2 in India at 5pm IST on January 14.

OnePlus 9RT 5G And OnePlus Buds Z2 To Launch On January 14, Company Confirms/OnePlus

New Delhi: Handset maker OnePlus on Monday announced it will launch the much-awaited OnePlus 9RT 5G smartphone and the OnePlus Buds Z2 in India at 5pm IST on January 14. The official confirmation from OnePlus comes after a series of leaks and rumours around OnePlus 9RT surfaced online.

The virtual launch of OnePlus 9RT and OnePlus Buds Z2 can be watched on OnePlus India's YouTube channel. Click here to go to the YouTube link.

"The latest in the range of the OnePlus flagship series, the OnePlus 9RT 5G, is an extension of OnePlus 9R, and carries on the legacy of powerful flagships geared to propel you ahead of the game. On top of the impeccably robust performance, OnePlus 9RT 5G also offers uncompromising features in design, imaging performance, and display quality," the company wrote in a forum post on Monday.

The device will offer a power-packed user experience for avid gamers and power-users alike, the company noted.

"With a focus on speed and performance, the OnePlus 9RT 5G is in line with the brand's vision of creating a meaningful yet powerful device, focusing both on hardware and software to ensure smooth performance while playing performance demanding mobile games or viewing your favourite content on the go," the company added.

OnePlus Buds Z2

The much-talked-about OnePlus Buds Z2 would offer the best-in-class active noise cancellation in its segment, with up to 40dB, and would house 11mm, dynamic drivers, with Dolby Atmos support. According to OnePlus, the device has been handpicked for bass production, while a trio of microphones would help deliver exceptional call quality. With up to 38 hours of battery life, the OnePlus Buds Z2 would last all day and night, and the company's proprietary Flash Charge will need 10 minutes to give users up to 5 hours of listening time.