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Title: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: Redaktion on February 25, 2026, 04:04:06
After multiple leaks and rumors, OnePlus has confirmed that it will launch the OnePlus 15T soon. It will be a compact smartphone succeeding the OnePlus 13T from last year.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-officially-confirms-its-new-compact-flagship-phone.1233437.0.html
Title: Re: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: Weight matters too on February 25, 2026, 09:02:31
(the following values are a bit exaggerated to make my point clear) What would you choose, a 6.8-inch display that weights 100g (3.5oz) (and as rigid and no other weight related issues), or a 6.3-inch display that weights 230g (8.1oz)? I'd so choose the 100g phone every time.
Title: Re: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: H on February 25, 2026, 12:26:15
Let me exaggerate further.
Would you take phone, which has the size and weight of A4 paper (it's not a foldable)?
Title: Re: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: Jayhawk on February 25, 2026, 13:14:30
Smaller phone every time for me.
Title: Re: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: I on February 25, 2026, 13:59:12
I get your point, but, no, a A4-sized phone wouldn't fit into my or anyone' pockets, but the 6.8" does and 6.3" is just too annoyingly and almost comically small. ~7.3" would be my limit, tho.
Title: Re: OnePlus officially confirms its new compact flagship phone
Post by: Nonsensical Comparison on February 26, 2026, 02:31:32
Quote from: Weight matters too on February 25, 2026, 09:02:31(the following values are a bit exaggerated to make my point clear) What would you choose, a 6.8-inch display that weights 100g (3.5oz) (and as rigid and no other weight related issues), or a 6.3-inch display that weights 230g (8.1oz)? I'd so choose the 100g phone every time.

There's never been a 100g 6.8" or 230g 6.3". I get that you were trying to make your point more clear but what you're postulating is fiction.