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The OnePlus 10T 5G got announced a couple of days ago. The device does seem quite compelling on paper, and our review will share the details with you. That being said, the OnePlus 10T wallpapers are now available to download as well.
Official OnePlus 10T wallpapers are now available to download
The OnePlus 10T firmware, that XDA Developers grabbed, contains four wallpapers. There are two static wallpapers in there, and two live wallpapers. You can check out all of those below the article.
Static wallpapers have been compressed, and are included in the gallery. In order to grab them in their full size, you’ll need to tap the download button below. They measure 2412 x 1080 pixels in their full resolution, and come in a PNG format.
Live wallpapers, on the other hand, are available in an MP4 format. You will need to download a third-party app to use live wallpapers on your phone, though. An app like Video to Wallpaper will do the trick. They are shown in short YouTube videos below the article.
Static wallpapers you can use on any device, of course. You may need to cut them for different display aspect ratios, but these are regular pictures we’re talking about, so it’s not a problem.
Live wallpapers are also on offer
These live wallpapers are basically live versions of static wallpapers that are available. As per usual when it comes to OnePlus wallpapers, these are also abstract wallpapers. One combines black, gray, and purple colors, while the other is a combination of black, green, and yellow colors.
The OnePlus 10T is a powerful device, there’s no doubt about it. It does cut some corners compared to the OnePlus 10 Pro, but it also beats that device in some ways. It comes with a more powerful SoC, and it charges faster than its ‘Pro’ sibling.
The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 fuels the OnePlus 10T, while the phone includes up to 16GB of RAM. A flat 6.7-inch fullHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate is also included, as is a 50-megapixel main camera.
A 4,800mAh battery is also a part of the package, while the phone supports 150W charging in most regions, but it’s limited to 125W charging in North America. Wireless charging is not supported here.
