The OnePlus Nord CE 5, model number CPH2719, has been spotted on TDRA certification, indicating an imminent UAE launch. This phone is the successor to the OnePlus Nord CE 4, launched in April 2024. Rendered concept images/designs have also circulated, released by Smartprix.

Screenshot of the TDRA certification record for the OnePlus Nord CE 5 smartphone, showing the model number (CPH2719), application status, issue and expiry dates, and other relevant information. — TDRA Certified

However, the official launch date hasn’t been announced; speculation points to a launch as early as May 2025.

OnePlus Nord CE 5 (CPH2719) Rumored Specs

Press render depicting the OnePlus Nord CE 5 smartphone in light gray/silver. The image shows both the front and back of the phone, highlighting the triple-lens camera system." — Oneplus Nord CE 5 (rendered image) re-designed by wazzuptechph

As per reports, the OnePlus Nord CE 5 features a 6.78-inch flat OLED FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 and comes in an 8GB/256GB variant.

For cameras, it is rumored to feature a 50MP Sony LYT-600 main camera, an 8MP ultrawide (Sony IMX355), and a 16MP selfie shooter.

The battery is rumored to have a 7100mAh capacity, expected to utilize 3rd-generation silicon-carbon technology, common in many current brands. Charging speed is suggested to be 80W SuperVOOC.

Other details include an in-display fingerprint scanner, a single firing loudspeaker, and Android 15 with OxygenOS 15. The official pricing and availability remain unconfirmed until the official launch.

Partial view of a BIS certification database table. The highlighted row shows a OnePlus device with model number CPH2717, suggesting BIS certification for the OnePlus Nord CE 5." — BIS Certification (image credit: 91mobiles)

In a related report by 91mobiles, the OnePlus Nord CE 5 is hinted to launch soon in India via BIS certification (model number CPH2717). However, this is unconfirmed. Due to the similar model numbers, it is speculated that this is an Indian variant.

Source: Gizmochina