Contrary to the trend, and in accordance with had already been raised, the OnePlus Nord N200 5G will only receive one operating system update. It is an unpleasant surprise amid so many changes occurring in the OnePlus universe, with the spotlight on its merger with Oppo.

As a way to “lessen” the negative impact of this situation, the Nord N200 will receive three security updates (without details or information about the frequency of the updates). This is already more than previous generations of OnePlus phones received, as in the case of the Nord N100 in our featured image. For many, this is a slight improvement, but it is still important, since it includes small updates from OnePlus, as well as security patches. However, it leaves something to be desired.

Merger with Oppo still seen as a way to speed up updates

Not only for the Pete Lau's statements, CEO of OnePlus, smartphone market analysts believe that the company will benefit from having access to Oppo's R&D, including (and here, mainly) faster updates. Analysts cited the possibility of a mix between companies in the mid/premium segment, where series such as the Nord N200 5G itself appear. Apparently, the cell phone will not be the first to see such a significant improvement in this sense.

The confirmation now of what was already (to a certain extent) expected could be a reinforced bucket of cold water for those who have been waiting for the start of the commercialization of the intermediate cell phone. In ways to be released In the US, after FCC certification, the price of the Nord N200 5G could be around US$ 240, which, disregarding differences in taxes and fees, is equivalent to approximately R$ 1.202. The expectation is that the user's disappointment at not seeing at least two more updates for Android (and consequently for its OxygenOS interface, based on Google's operating system) will be alleviated by having in their hands, from the end of this month, a cell phone that is worth it.

Through which channels you reach those people, classic and out of the box. GSMArena