OnePlus 10 Pro release date, price, specs, features and news

We fully expect to get the OnePlus 10 Pro in both the US and the UK though, especially as the company has specifically said it’s coming to North America, Europe and India.As for the price, it’s anyone’s guess there currently, but for reference the OnePlus 9 Pro started at £829 (about $969, AU$1,250) – with the US only getting a pricier model with 12GB of RAM for $1,069 / £929 (around AU$1,400).OnePlus revealed the design of the OnePlus 10 Pro ahead of time, so if you’ve been keeping up to date with this phone then there won’t be much new to learn here.The OnePlus 10 Pro comes in just two colors – a choice of Volcanic Black or Emerald Forest, the latter being a green shade. This means that the display has been calibrated to deliver accurate colors whether viewed at high or low brightness, making for more consistently high-quality visuals.There’s a lot going on with the cameras on the OnePlus 10 Pro, but in short it has a 48MP main camera, a 50MP ultra-wide one (with an extra-wide 150-degree field-of-view), and an 8MP telephoto one, along with a 32MP snapper on the front.Looking closer, all three rear cameras are able to shoot in 10-bit color, which basically means it can capture a greater range of colors than most smartphone cameras.The OnePlus 10 Pro also includes some new and improved shooting modes, including a new Fisheye mode with the ultra-wide lens, and a new Master Style mode, which lets you select between three different color styles (Serenity, Radiance or Emerald), which have been calibrated by pro photographers.Each style is suited to a different type of shot, with Serenity being good for portraits, Radiance for hyperreality, and Emerald for landscape shots.Additionally, OnePlus has also improved the Hasselblad Pro Mode this year, adding support for 12-bit RAW capture across all three rear lenses.