OnePlus 5T Renders Shown At Event Differ Vastly from Actual Device

OnePlus 5T, the successor to the wildly popular OnePlus v was unveiled yesterday and it is definitely a looker. The Chinese behemothic made its flagship device more competent for 2017 past upgrading to a beastly six-inch 18:9 AMOLED display. But wait, did you catch any differences in the OnePlus 5T renders and official device?

While nearly of us were drolling over the remarkable screen of the OnePlus 5T, some sharp-eyed users noticed there was something off almost the bezels of the device and so they took to Twitter to spread the word of the discovery. They found that the minimal side bezels shown in the renders at the launch upshot varied profoundly from the actual side bezels on the device. Here is the tweet that shows off the huge difference in these bezels:

See the deviation? pic.twitter.com/3Scm9uVf8d

— Grundelwalfe (@ethanusha) November 16, 2017

As you lot may accept just noticed, the two OnePlus images shown in the tweet to a higher place practice have some significant difference in the side bezels. Such class of misleading presentation is not expected from a company of OnePlus' stature. Hence, the users are now rebuking the render used by the Chinese behemothic to make the OnePlsu 5T announced bezel-less when the same isn't true. Still, OnePlus has plastered these renders are plastered all over its official website equally well.

This is a tactic that has previously been adopted by many phone makers to make their new devices appeal more to the masses. The misrepresentation has only increased recently due to the front of smartphones slowly pushing for an almost edge-to-edge design. Some minor differences in the render may stay unnoticed only you tin can meet the side bezels of OnePlus 5T render and the device, here'south a side-by-side comparison of the ii:

oneplus 5T new — Epitome Courtesy: MKBHD

This wouldn't profoundly hurt the reputation of a company that's created one heck of a device, retailing at about one-half the price of some of the most popular devices. Simply, this too doesn't requite them a free pass to provide users with an incorrect view of the OnePlus 5T. It is a small-scale controversy that could've been avoided by using 3D renders at the launch event. So, does this affect your outlook towards OnePlus? Let us know your stance downwardly beneath.