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OnePlus 8T Concept is a hi-tech chameleonic handset you can’t buy

OnePlus 8T Concept back glass changes colour when you get notifications

Posted on December 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

OnePlus has unveiled its latest concept phone creation, and just like the last one, it’s essentially an existing phone but with some intriguing features that may – or may not – ever make their way to a consumer product in the future.

This particular phone is the OnePlus 8T Concept, and just one look at the rear glass panel is enough to convince you that this isn’t quite the same as the regular OnePlus 8T.

The entire back is covered in a pattern that looks like large swirling and shift blobs (a little like a lava lamp) but – similar to the last concept – these have been made from a special kind of glass that reacts to electronic signals.
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