OnePlus N6x: Design and Colour Hints Spark Excitement Ahead of Indian Launch

Earlier this week OnePlus slipped a new visual onto its Indian Amazon microsite – a sleek, flat‑backed handset that immediately set the rumor mill buzzing. The device, christened the N6x, appears to be the second entry in the brand’s freshly minted N series, following the N6 that debuted just a few months ago.

What catches the eye first is the rear camera island. It’s a pill‑shaped module that sits smack‑centered on the back, almost identical in silhouette to the one we saw on the OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite. To its left a tiny LED flash peeks out, while the power button and volume rocker line up neatly on the right side of the frame. The overall look feels intentionally minimal – a flat rear panel, a centred OnePlus logo and a clean, uninterrupted surface.

Alongside the design tease, the microsite also dropped colour cues. At least two shades are on the table: a deep, midnight‑blue and a vivid, almost‑electric red. Both are rendered in high‑resolution renders that make the phones look almost tangible, as if you could reach out and flip the volume rocker.

The teaser carries the tagline “Beyond what you x‑pect,” a vague but typical OnePlus nod to something more daring than the usual spec sheet. No concrete specs or pricing have been confirmed yet – the company simply promises an Indian launch “soon.” Amazon is listed as a sales platform, so we can expect the usual online‑first rollout.

For context, the OnePlus N6 launched in India on 30 June (the year being 2026) with a starting price of ₹22,999 for the 4 GB + 128 GB variant. It sported a 6.75‑inch HD LCD panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate, a MediaTek Dimensity 6360 chipset, an 8 000 mAh battery and 45 W fast charging. While the N6x’s exact hardware remains under wraps, the visual language hints that OnePlus may be polishing the same design language while possibly upgrading internals.

Until an official announcement lands, all we can do is speculate. Will the N6x inherit the same Dimensity processor, or will it leap to a newer chipset? Will the battery grow, or perhaps the charging speed get a bump? And what about price – will the bold colours command a premium, or will OnePlus keep it in the same ball‑park as the N6?

One thing’s for sure: the teaser has given fans enough to talk about, and the anticipation is building. Keep an eye on OnePlus’ official channels – the next few weeks could bring the full spec sheet, launch date and, finally, the chance to get your hands on that striking blue or red handset.