OnePlus has again now officially teased the display specifications of the upcoming flagship 12 device, further confirming a lot of its previously revealed and expected display features. The certifications the display has attained have also been shared
Here’s more about it.
OnePlus 12 – Display Specs and Certifications
The brand had previously confirmed some of the display specs of the soon-unveiling OnePlus 12 flagship and following which, very recently, a tipster had tipped a few more of its features. As mentioned, the latest teaser images confirm all of them and gives a detailed picture about the smartphone’s display.
The OnePlus 12 smartphone as pointed out several times, will be featuring a 2K Oriental display screen and has received the DisplayMate A+ rating by breaking 18 records. The display also supports the world’s best and industry’s leading 4500 nits peak brightness rate as well.
Speaking more, the device has a medical grade eye protection for its users. The hardware level low blue light solves the problem of retinal damage caused by blue light, the natural light display solves the problem of visual fatigue, boosting melatonin solves the problem of lack of sleep, low frequency flicker again solves the problem of visual fatigue caused by high frequency flickering, high brightness visibility & low light protection solves the problems of unclear vision in strong light & glare in dark light, and the ultra-precise ambient light adaptation solves the problem of visual fatigue caused by environmental brightness changes.
In the display field, OnePlus’ 12 flagship has also received a total of six authoritative certifications. It passed the ECAP test, is DisplayMate A+ certified(as pointed above), TUV Rheinland Smart Protective Film 3.0 certified, Dolby Vision certified, HDR10+ certified, and has been identified by ZREAL.
OnePlus will be launching its latest 12 flagship device early next month on the 5th of December 2023 in China. You may check out more about the upcoming smartphone and its expected specifications here.
