OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition Comes At A Premium Price Tag

We already heard a lot about the Chinese smartphone giant OnePlus and its latest smartphone, the OnePlus 7T Pro. But many people are still asking for detailed information about the release date and availability of their smartphones. Fortunately, the Chinese firm has already dropped the details of the pricing and availability during the official launch event.

As mentioned earlier by Android Authority, the new OnePlus 7T Pro is an iterative upgrade of the OnePlus 7 Pro smartphone. There’s not much difference between the two smartphones. The two look very much similar, like twins. The difference, according to Android Authority, can be found inside the phone.

Pricing and general availability

The OnePlus 7T Pro offers only a single RAM and storage configuration. This is the 8GB variant with 256GB of internal data storage. The phone is currently on sale in the UK and other parts of Europe. In the UK, the price for OnePlus 7T Pro starts at £699 or $865, while in some European countries price will start at €759.00 or $836.

The new handset is also on sale in India; prices start at 53,999 rupees or $762. The phone is also available in China and Hong Kong, but pricing has not yet confirmed for those areas. Unfortunately, there still no plans for release in Australia, North America, and the Middle East. The regular OnePlus 7T Pr will officially go on sale on October 17.

In addition to the standard OnePlus 7T Pro, the Chinese firm also offer the McLaren edition of the new OnePlus 7T Pro smartphone. The premium version of the new device offers 12GB of RAM and features a stylish look. We described it as a premium device because it comes at a hefty price tag, like a high-end premium electronic device.

Prices for the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition start at £799 or $989 in the UK market, while in other parts of Europe, it sells at €859 or $946. For India, prices start at 58,999 rupees or $832. The McLaren edition is the result of the latest partnership between the Chinese smartphone firm and McLaren, the UK-based Formula One Constructor, and racing team. The new McLaren handset will be made available starting November 5.