China will be the first stage of the OnePlus 15The brand has set its event for the October 27, an event that moves ahead of the usual schedule and is packed with official data and clues about what we'll see on stage. The move fits in with the company's strategy of accelerating its cycles to reach the market before the holiday season.
For those looking at Europe, the availability window looks close: leaks point to a global rollout around November 12–13, with traces on regional websites that reinforce the date. If this is true, the OnePlus 15 could go on sale in Spain just weeks after its debut in China, something unusual for the brand's previous launches.
Date, time, and what to expect from the event in China
OnePlus will unveil its flagship at 19:00 (UTC + 8) in Beijing, at an event where the OnePlus Ace 6As usual, the local market will be prioritized for sales and early reservation plans, with communications focused on key specifications and experience enhancements.
Beyond the Chinese scenario, everything points to a synchronized calendar: leaks and already removed regional pages indicate a global event in mid-November, with India practically in parallel and Europe included in the first wave. If confirmed, this would be one of OnePlus' fastest launches between China and the rest of the markets.
The company has been warming up the engines with official teasers about the screen, battery, camera, and design. This trickle of information leaves little room for surprise, but it ensures that the key features are on the table from the first minute of the event.
Technical news of the OnePlus 15
The heart of the device will be the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, Qualcomm's new top-of-the-range smartphone. OnePlus boasts more AI power and graphics, and a fluid response in games and demanding multitasking without compromising consumption.
The screen raises the bar: a panel ~6,78-inch flat AMOLED with 1.5K resolution and 165hz frequencyThis is a much higher rate than the current standard of 120Hz, designed for smoother animations and titles that support high frame rates.
In terms of autonomy, the manufacturer is betting heavily on a battery of 7.300 mAh, Together with 120W fast wired charging y 50W wireless chargingOn paper, it should offer long working days and very short recharge times, minimizing plug-in interruptions.
To keep temperatures at bay comes the thermal system Glacier, which combines a large vapor chamber and aerogel insulation. The brand ensures significant internal temperature reductions, a key factor in maintaining performance during intense sessions.
The photographic module also changes course: goodbye to the circle and hello to a rectangular island 50 MP triple cameraIncluding periscope telephoto with an optical zoom close to 3,5x. OnePlus abandons its co-signature with Hasselblad and launches its own image engine, DetailMax, which promises more sharpness and natural colorimetry; advanced features such as 4K video at 120fps.
In construction, the phone relies on a metal chassis with nano-ceramic finish, certification IP68, minimal bezels, and a punch-hole front camera. Colors shown in previews include Absolute black, Mist Purple and a golden one Sand Storm matte finish.
The software will arrive updated: Android 16 OxygenOS 16 for global units (ColorOS 16 in China) and an extensive support commitment to up to 5 years of Android and 6 years of patches, aligning OnePlus with industry leaders.
Availability in Spain and Europe, and approximate prices
Signs point to Europe entering the first global marketing window, with dates orbiting the November 12–13In Spain, it's reasonable to expect immediate pre-orders after the global event, with deliveries a few days later if the leaked rate continues.
In terms of price, the most solid reference comes from the United Kingdom: it has been leaked that the version of 16 GB + 512 GB it will cost £ 949, which at the exchange rate is around 1.090 euros. These are preliminary figures, but they position the OnePlus 15 as an alternative. more competitive than some ultra-premium rivals.
For India, rumors speak of a range of ₹70.000–₹75.000 in the main model, while Europe could see base configurations below the psychological barrier of €1.000, depending on memory and storage. In any case, the strategy aims for "premium value" compared to high-end iPhones and Galaxy models.
The other star of the day in China: OnePlus Ace 6 (future 15R)
Sharing the stage, the OnePlus Ace 6 It is presented as the option focused on autonomy and resistance for the Chinese market: 7.800 mAh battery, AMOLED flat screen 165 Hz, metal body and durability with certifications IP66/68/69K. It maintains 120W wired charging and does away with wireless charging to keep costs down.
This model will not leave China with that name: its international twin usually adopts the name One Plus 15RIf the same approach as previous generations is followed, it could later reach markets like India and Europe as a more affordable complement to the flagship.
With a launch starting in China and an accelerated global rollout, OnePlus is aiming to arrive fast and strong: 165 Hz display, giant drum kit, a new camera engine, and the latest Snapdragon as its calling card. If the leaked prices are confirmed, the OnePlus 15 could position itself as a very serious option in the European high-end without breaking the bank.
