OnePlus Nord CE 5G India launch today alongside OnePlus TV U1S: How to watch live stream and what to expect
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OnePlus Nord CE 5G, the all-new Nord-series smartphone, is set to launch in India today alongside the new OnePlus TV U1S Smart TV range. The virtual event will kick off at 7 pm IST, and interested people can watch the live stream via the company's website.
The big day is here. OnePlus Nord CE is all set to launch later today at a virtual event. The company's Summer launch event kicks off at 7 pm IST today and will see the unveiling of the new Nord entrant as well as the OnePlus TV U1S series, which is said to include three variants. The company has confirmed that the CE in the Nord CE means Core Edition. The company will be live streaming the online event on YouTube as well as Twitter. The dedicated webpage for the event may also host the live stream link. The good thing is that the company has been heavily dropping teasers for the upcoming devices, and thanks to those, we somewhat have an idea of what to expect from the new devices. The new OnePlus TV U1S will be an extension to the already evolving OnePlus TV range in India, including the OnePlus TV Y-series starting at Rs 14,999, the OnePlus TV U-series starting at Rs 52,999, and the flagship OnePlus TV Q1 series, which starts at Rs 62,900. The OnePlus Nord CE 5G, on the other hand, is said to be an affordable entry from the company.
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