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OnePlus seems to have cut off the 6T's bezels in an ad

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Vlad 21 December 2018

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Remember the controversy regarding Lenovo's Z5 and its bezels that turned out to be much larger in reality than in its official images? Well, it sure looks like OnePlus hasn't learned anything from that debacle.

Here's a Twitter user noticing something strange about an ad for the OnePlus 6T that popped up on Instagram. Look closely, see if you can spot what's, erm, not quite true to life.

Hey @OnePlus that chin ain’t that small 🤔 pic.twitter.com/lHtGOsznLt

— Dro ⌁ (@pedropeguerojr) December 21, 2018

Yes, it appears that someone in the company's marketing department decided that giving people who see this ad the wrong impression regarding the size of the phone's top and bottom bezels was definitely a good idea.

Things like this have definitely never ever backfired since the Internet became a thing. So it will clearly all work out. And people will instantly go to OnePlus' website to buy the device and they'll completely ignore the fact that it looks a tad different over there. Or in their hands when they receive it.

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  • Nxj
  • 28 Dec 2018

OnePlus has made misleading claims in marketing since the very beginning of the company, before they even launched their first phone. So this is not just a one off thing that someone scewed up on. I'm disappointed that OnePlus thinks they still need ...

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  • 25 Dec 2018

Mate, you're the one full of crap. Have you seen the demand for Sony phones? Have you seen the quality of his videos? Do you really think he has the capability to review every single phone on the planet? As far as I know, the most wanted and de...

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  • 3RM
  • 25 Dec 2018

I used to like MKBHD until I noticed how biased he actually is. He's full of sh and people with zero technical knowledge and experience will believe everything he says. How come he NEVER reviewed a Sony phone? You're telling us he can't afford to b...

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