One plus N300 will be released next month, supporting 33W fast charging.

CTOnews.com announced on October 13 that it has revealed some details about its upcoming Nord N300, which will support 33W wired charging. Spenser Blank, a spokesman for Canada, said the device will be launched in North America next month, when it will be the successor to the OnePlus N200.

Judging from the suggested retail price of $239 for the N200, the N300 should not be too expensive.

Of course, you may think 33W fast charging is nothing, but it's actually faster than most flagship phones in North America: Apple's iPhone 14 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22 and Pixel 7 Pro all charge less than 33W. Of course, one plus flagship can reach 125W, but the N300 is only a mid-range model after all.

In addition, the N300 will be equipped with MediaTek processors and, like the N200, will be equipped with a screen with 90Hz refresh rates.

CTOnews.com has reported that one plus N300 5G smartphones have previously passed FCC certification, a little later than the one plus N2005G released in June last year.

As a previous generation, the one plus Nord N2005G features a 6.49in IPS LCD punched display with a Full HD + resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels, an aspect ratio of 20:9, 405ppi pixel density and 90Hz refresh rate. The device is equipped with an eight-core Snapdragon 480 chip and three rear cameras, including a 13 megapixel wide-angle camera (f / 2.2), a 2 megapixel macro camera (f / 2.4) and a 2 megapixel depth camera (f / 2.4). It also supports a 1600 megapixel front camera for selfies and video calls.