- OnePlus will launch a new budget smartphone in India — the OnePlus N6x.
- The OnePlus N6x will launch on July 31.
- The phone looks similar to the Nord 5, and will be available in two colors: Burgundy Red and Ice Blue.
- The N6x is expected to be an affordable option priced under ₹20,000, aiming to attract budget-conscious consumers.
- The microsite for the N6x reveals the design, color options, and launch date.
- The N6x features a patterned back panel, likely made of plastic, and a headphone jack up top.
- The device may launch with OxygenOS 16 or ColorOS 16, with potential updates to ColorOS 17 based on Android 17.
OnePlus is gearing up to launch its latest budget smartphone, the N6x, in India on July 31. This device is designed to appeal to budget-conscious consumers, with a price expected to be under ₹20,000.124
The N6x features a design reminiscent of the Nord 5, showcasing a narrow camera island and a patterned back panel, likely made of plastic. It will be available in two attractive colors: Burgundy Red and Ice Blue.36
While the phone appears to have a dual-rear-camera setup, it may actually consist of a single camera with a dummy camera for aesthetic purposes. Additionally, the device will include a headphone jack located at the top.

The N6x is positioned as a variant of the recently launched Nord 6 series, and OnePlus aims to capture a significant share of the budget smartphone market with this release. The company is also merging its software team with Oppo to enhance user experience and ensure timely updates, especially in light of rising chipset costs that have led to a price hike in smartphones.
As OnePlus continues to expand its offerings in India, the N6x is expected to be a strong contender in the budget segment, appealing to consumers looking for quality at an affordable price.
“The N6x is expected to be priced under ₹20,000, targeting budget-conscious consumers in India, and will launch with OxygenOS 16 or ColorOS 16. OnePlus is also merging its software team with Oppo to improve user experience amid rising chipset costs.”
