Event to be held by OnePlus on the 8th of March

The OnePlus 9 is rumored to launch on the 8th of March. The CEO of OnePlus, Pete Lau, took to Twitter to link a ’moonshot’ teaser page on the phone-maker’s website to a tweet where he wrote, - ’Stay tuned for March 8’. The tweet has increased speculation that the OnePlus 9 series could be launching on the 9th of March. Rumors regarding the spec sheet of the phone have also been seen online.

Event to be held by OnePlus on the 8th of March

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