OnePlus X / Mini hardware specs confirmed by TENAA leak

In the past few weeks, there has been a lot of talk about the OnePlus X, a handset that was previously referred to as the OnePlus Mini. We’ve heard the rumors, we’ve seen the leaked images, and now the rumored specs have been confirmed by China’s TENAA, a regulatory agency similar to the FCC in the US.

The TENAA listing reveals that the OnePlus X features a 4.99-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1080 by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 441. Under the hood lies a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801, which is the same SoC that powers the original OnePlus One, although it looks like the manufacturer opted for an underclocked chip.

Unlike other Snapdragon 801 variants, which all come with a CPU clocked at 2.26GHz per core or higher, the Snapdragon 801 chip inside the OnePlus X runs at 2.0GHz. We’ll be very interested in learning more about the chip and perhaps test out the differences between this underclocked variant and the regular variant.

Other OnePlus X specs that the TENAA has confirmed earlier today include 3GB of RAM, 16GB of integrated storage space, a microSD card slot (an interesting option given that the OnePlus 2 misses out on this feature), a 13MP primary camera, and an 8MP front-facing selfie shooter. The listing says Android 5.1.1 under the OS version, although we’re assuming that OnePlus will launch the phone with its customized Oxygen OS implementation.

Another interesting detail about the OnePlus X that was revealed today by the TENAA is that the phone will weigh 138 grams and will measure 140 x 69 x 6.9mm. That’s quite a thin body, which leads us to wonder about the capacity of the battery. Unfortunately, that’s one piece of the puzzle that this recent leak does not reveal.