So if this concept design was released instead of the one we have now, then Google is copying from their homework from their Chinese classmate.
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An image surfaced over at Weibo stating on what appears to be one of the concept designs for OnePlus 7. As seen in this image, the OnePlus 7 was supposed to have a cyber-looking bar-like design just like the Pixel 6 series
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Though the OnePlus 7 has a good design, it felt lackluster in contrast to the previous Pixel 6-like concept design. It made the original OnePlus 7 look like every other typical phone in the market.
The fact that the concept design only surfaced now may not be a coincidence. In addition to this strangely similar design, there are four cameras at the back, which is double than the original OnePlus 7 and is also uncommon back in 2019, as most phones back then had a maximum of three cameras, and most midrangers had two. According to the OP, the OnePlus 7 concept was designed in 2018.
In a tweet, Google confirmed the existence of the Pixel 6 series. Its design is strikingly similar to the unreleased OnePlus 7 concept (which means Google copied OnePlus, and not the other way around *gasp*). The phone comes with its own proprietary chipset called Tensor and comes in dual-tone finish. The Pixel 6 Pro has a triple camera while the base Pixel 6 has only two.
The Pixel 6 series is expected to arrive this fall, approximately between August and September. Other phones with a similar design include the TCL 10 series and the TCL Plex, which were both released in 2020 and 2019 respectively.
Sources: Notebook Check, GizmoChina
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