OnePlus is back with a phone that challenges convention — and your ability to drain its battery in a single day. The new OnePlus 15 features a groundbreaking 7,300 mAh silicon-carbon battery. This next-generation power system delivers incredible capacity without increasing the chassis size. At just 0.31 inches thick, it’s thinner than most flagships with nearly half the juice, offering an irresistible proposition for power users tired of carrying chargers.

Under the hood, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, paired with 16 GB of RAM, ensures silky-smooth multitasking and elite-level gaming. The 6.78-inch AMOLED display, featuring a 165 Hz refresh rate and up to 1,800 nits of brightness, provides exceptional clarity and responsiveness. The refined “Sand Storm” finish gives the device a premium, ceramic-like feel.

On the photography front, OnePlus debuts its DetailMax imaging engine, featuring triple 50-MP sensors, which promises sharp, true-to-life colors. However, low-light performance still lags behind that of Apple and Google’s best. Meanwhile, a new Plus Key replaces the brand’s beloved Alert Slider, offering customizable shortcuts — including AI-powered functions via OxygenOS’s new Mind Space hub.

Fast, fluid, and endurance-driven, the OnePlus 15 is less about radical design and more about redefining performance longevity. With its record-setting battery life, lightning-quick 80W SuperVOOC charging, and sleek durability, this is a flagship made for users who live untethered.

Now the bad news, according to the OnePlus website: “Due to the recent U.S. government shutdown delaying final FCC certification, sales of the OnePlus 15 in the United States are temporarily postponed.” The phone will retail for $1,000.

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