OnePlus fans, the wait is almost over. The company has finally given us a full preview of its upcoming flagship, and now you can get a look at the OnePlus 15 from every angle. With a global launch confirmed and fresh images showing off a bold new “Sand Storm” color, the OnePlus 15 is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about phones of 2025.
The New “Sand Storm” Color
OnePlus isn’t holding back with design flair this year. The standout reveal is the Sand Storm color option — a beige tone with a stylish matte finish. It joins the previously teased black version and what looks like a white model shown in influencer photos from China.
This new shade gives the OnePlus 15 a premium, distinctive look that sets it apart from earlier models.
Design Updates You’ll Notice
When you get a look at the OnePlus 15 from every angle, the similarities to the OnePlus 13T (13S) become clear. The device swaps the large central circular camera housing for a sleek squircle camera island tucked into one corner.
The Alert Slider is also gone, replaced by the customizable Plus Key button for quick shortcuts. On the build side, OnePlus confirmed that the Sand Storm version uses a fiberglass back and a ceramic-coated metal frame, designed to be tougher than both aluminum and titanium.
Specs That Raise The Bar
Under the hood, the OnePlus 15 is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, delivering top-tier performance for gamers and power users. The display is another highlight, boasting a 165Hz refresh rate that should make everything from scrolling to mobile gaming buttery smooth.
While the company has teased a China launch next month, it’s still unclear how soon the phone will arrive in the U.S. and Europe.
If you’ve been waiting for OnePlus to make a bold move in design and performance, this might be it. From its Sand Storm colorway to its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, the OnePlus 15 is set to compete with the very best in 2025.
Until the global release, you can keep revisiting these early images to get a look at the OnePlus 15 from every angle and imagine what it’ll be like to hold one in your hand.
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