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OnePlus 8 Pro vs OnePlus 8 Specs Comparison


Oneplus has launched high-end flagship phone OnePlus 8 Pro and sort of a mid-range flagship phone OnePlus 8 in India and Globally. The Pro variant is priced $200 more than the regular model.

 What's common between these two devices?
  • AMOLED Display
  • High Refresh Rate Screen
  • Oxygen OS based on Android 10
  • 5G support
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Octacore Chipset
  • 30W Fast Charging
  • 4K at 60fps support
  • 8GB - 12GB ram
  • 16MP front cameras
  • Under the Display fingerprint sensor
  • Fast UFS 3.0 Storage
What's OnePlus 8 Pro has and regular OnePlus 8 doesn't?
  • Quad Cameras at the back
  • 48MP main camera ( Sony IMX689 ) - OnePlus 8 also has a 48MP sensor as the main rear camera, but it's an older Sony sensor instead of the custom made one on the Pro model.
  • 48MP ultra wide-angle which doubles up as a macro lens ( Sony IMX586 ) - OnePlus 8 also has an ultra-wide-angle lens, but is a 16MP one.
  • 8MP telephoto lens ( 3x optical zoom ) - no such lens on the regular model.
  • 5MP Color Filter Camera - Photochrome Filter
  • 120hz Refresh rate - the regular model only offers 90hz refresh rate like the older OnePlus 7T pro model
  • 2K+ AMOLED display - the regular model has a 1080P HD+ screen instead.
  • Fast 30W Wireless Charging support
  • Reverse Wireless Charging Support to charge your gadgets
  • IP68 Water and Dust Resistant
  • Slightly bigger 4510 mAh battery ( Oneplus 8 has 4300mAh one )
OnePlus 8 Pro is available in Glacial Green, Ultramarine Blue, and Onyx Black colors while OnePlus 8 comes in Onyx Black, Glacial Green, Interstellar Glow, and Polar Silver colors.

OnePlus 8 Pro Price in India: Yet to be Announced ( $899 in the US - so expected price around Rs 69,990 )

OnePlus 8 Price in India: Yet to be Announced. ( $699 in the US - so expected price around Rs 54,999 )


Source : Amazon.in, GSMArena

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