Jio and Airtel join forces with OnePlus to provide 5G on smartphones
Jio and Airtel join forces with OnePlus to provide 5G on smartphones
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New Delhi: According to OnePlus, customers with the company's 5G-enabled devices can now access 5G services in India. Both flagship models and Nord-branded phones introduced in 2020 or later are on the list of supported devices. The company has partnered with Reliance Jio and Airtel for 5G testing.

Has joined hands with well-known telecom companies like The device was also tested by OnePlus on Vi's 5G network.

To provide 5G services to its customers in India, OnePlus is collaborating with top telecom providers. At the recently concluded India Mobile Congress (IMC) in Delhi, OEMs collaborated with Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vi to highlight the distinct benefits of 5G technology. On OnePlus smartphones, Indian consumers saw a live demonstration of 5G use cases.

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In 2020, OnePlus released the 8-series, the first batch of 5G smartphones. According to the manufacturer, 5G will be supported on all smartphones released from 2020. OnePlus 8, 8T, 8 Pro, OnePlus 9, 9 Pro, 9R, 9RT, OnePlus 10, 10T, 10R, OnePlus Nord, CE 2 5G, CE 2 Lite 5G, Nord 2 and 2T are all on the list.

With leading telecom service providers in India, OnePlus users can now avail 5G services.

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OnePlus India CEO said, “We are excited to work with India's top telcos to introduce revolutionary 5G technology. We are confident that our smartphones are future ready and our users will be able to take advantage of 5G network capabilities from the integrated technology. Navneet Nakra.

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Both Airtel and Reliance Jio are partners of OnePlus. The former will enable users to use OnePlus 5G devices with standalone (SA) 5G technology. Users will see support for 5G non-standalone (NSA) mode with the latter.

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