According to recent leaks, the OnePlus 8 series, which will be available in a little over a month, has a long history of never having used wireless charging, and OnePlus leaders have long claimed that they will not move to wireless charging until it is fast enough to compete with traditional wired charging. The moment has clearly arrived, as OnePlus leaders have long insisted that they will not move to wireless charging until it is fast enough to compete with traditional wired charging.

A report from 91mobiles, based on information provided by Twitter leaker Ishan Agarwal, fills in some missing details about the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro specs, including the presence of wireless charging.

The OnePlus 8 Pro can use reverse wireless charging as well as regular wireless charging. Both have a maximum output of 30W, the same as the Warp Charge 30T wired charger used by the OnePlus 8 series. Samsung's Galaxy S20 series can only use 12W wireless and 5W reverse wireless, but it will require a few more OnePlus accessories to charge at the full available speeds According to Agarwal, the regular OnePlus 8 also has wireless charging may be included, but it is not yet certain, he said.

We strongly suspected that there would be a 5G version of the OnePlus 8 Pro, and this has been confirmed to be the case. This top-of-the-line model will support both mmWave and sub-6 networks, which is convenient since networks may change which standard they use as the mobile infrastructure changes over the next few years. As with the wireless charging feature, it is not yet clear whether the standard OnePlus 8 will include it or whether it will be unique to the Pro model.

Other information that we have heard before, but that has been further enhanced by this latest leak, is the OnePlus 8's display: after starting the high refresh rate trend with the OnePlus 7 Pro and OnePlus 7T's 90Hz panels, the 6.55-inch OnePlus 8 and 6.65-inch 8 Pro will feature 120Hz displays like Samsung's Galaxy S20 series. These displays will have a punch hole for the front-facing camera, different from the notch and pop-up camera that OnePlus used in different versions of the 7 series.

Inside, the Snapdragon 865 CPU will be used and will be available in 6GB/128GB, 8GB/128GB, and 12GB/256GB RAM and storage combinations; the OnePlus 8 will have a 4,000mAh battery, the OnePlus 8 pro a 4 ,500mAh battery, so the new wireless charging feature will provide ample capacity. As for the cameras, so far we only know details that the regular OnePlus 8 will have a 48MP main camera, a 16MP secondary camera, and a third 2MP camera, but their exact functions are not known.

It was recently leaked that the launch date for these latest OnePlus phones would be mid-April; Agarwal has refined this date to specifically be April 14, as OnePlus tends to hold all of its launch events at the same time, or at least in succession, the U.S. and U.K. events are also expected to take place around this time.

Agarwal also shared information about the low-power OnePlus 8 Lite, a new badge from OnePlus that seems to indicate an intention to compete with the Google Pixel 3a, the upcoming Pixel 4a, and the iPhone 9. The device will feature a 90Hz display, a punch-hole camera, and a MediaTek CPU, a significant downgrade compared to the OnePlus 8.