OnePlus has declared a couple of new phones for its midrange Nord lineup — the N10 5G and N100. Both sit underneath the current £379/€399 OnePlus Nord regarding specs and cost. The N10 5G begins at £329 in the UK and €349 in Germany (around $412) and is powered by a Snapdragon 690, while the N100 begins at £179 and €199 (around $235) in similar nations and is powered by a Snapdragon 460.

Dissimilar to the original Nord, which was just released in Europe and parts of Asia, OnePlus says the N10 5G and N100 will eventually launch in North America. The organization has affirmed that the two phones will be accessible there “at a later date,” following their European release. OnePlus says the N100 will show up in the UK on November 10th, with the N10 5G following later in November.

As its name recommends, the OnePlus Nord N10 5G is a 5G handset (The phone will support Sub-6GHz however not mmWave in Europe, and OnePlus is yet to affirm which 5G tech it’ll support in North America), and it has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage. It’s really got a somewhat greater screen than the more costly OnePlus Nord at 6.49 inches, and it has a similar 90Hz refresh rate. It has a back-mounted fingerprint sensor, as opposed to an in-display one, yet you do get double stereo speakers, a feature that was absent from the Nord. Its 4,300mAh battery can be fast-charged with Warp Charge 30T, and it accompanies Android 10 out of the box.

Around the rear of the N10 5G you’ll discover a quad-camera array comprising of a main 64-megapixel camera, a 119-degree ultrawide, and macro and monochrome cameras. Selfies are handled by a 16-megapixel camera.

The N100 is the lower-end of the two gadgets, yet it’s actually got a major 6.52-inch display and double stereo speakers. It has a bigger 5,000 mAh battery, yet it must be fast-charged at up to 18W, and RAM and storage are likewise diminished at 4GB and 64GB respectively (however this is expandable). It’s 4G as opposed to 5G, and you get one less back camera here for a triple-camera setup. There’s a 13-megapixel primary camera, and two extra cameras for representation and macro shots. Like the N10 5G, there’s a back-mounted fingerprint sensor, and the phone likewise runs Android 10 to leave the case.

At the point when we evaluated the OnePlus Nord not long ago, we discovered it worked admirably at offering OnePlus’ traditional qualities at a more reasonable price point. The OnePlus N10 5G and N100 are less expensive still, so it’ll be interesting to check whether the organization has discovered a comparative equalization this time around.