OnePlus has shared official images of the OnePlus Turbo 6X in three colors ahead of the phone’s scheduled launch on June 10 at 2:30 p.m. China time.
The Turbo 6X series is aimed at the 1,500 yuan price range, which puts it in the affordable performance-phone segment. The newly released official renders show the standard Turbo 6X in three finishes: a white option, a green-toned model, and a black version.
For the standard model, OnePlus says the phone will use a 144Hz LCD display with eye-comfort features. The company specifically mentions flicker-free eye protection, which should appeal to users who prefer LCD panels or spend long stretches reading and scrolling on their phones.
The phone is also listed with a 7000mAh battery. OnePlus is promoting the battery with a “six-year durability” claim, suggesting the brand is trying to make battery life and long-term use a core part of the device’s pitch.
On the performance side, the OnePlus Turbo 6X will run on the Dimensity 7360 Super processor and ship with ColorOS 16 preinstalled. OnePlus has not positioned this as a flagship, but the combination of a high-refresh LCD screen, large battery, and newer system software gives the model a clear midrange gaming-and-daily-use angle.
OnePlus also has a Turbo 6X Pro variant planned. That model will be offered in two colors: an orange finish and a black version. Compared with the standard phone, the Pro model steps up to an 8000mAh battery and a Dimensity 7400 Super processor.
The Pro version is also said to feature a 1.5K Samsung eye-protection screen and a high-level waterproof rating. Those upgrades suggest OnePlus is separating the lineup by display quality, battery size, chipset level, and durability features rather than color options alone.
For U.S. readers, the main takeaway is that OnePlus is continuing to push large-battery midrange phones in China, with the OnePlus Turbo 6X focusing on an LCD panel, long battery life, and aggressive pricing. Availability outside China has not been detailed in the source report, so the launch should be treated as a China-market announcement for now.
