The listing also points to 16GB RAM, an Adreno 850 GPU and Android 17.
The OnePlus 16 appears to be moving closer to launch, with new details emerging about the upcoming flagship phone. A recent Geekbench 7 listing has reportedly revealed the chipset used by the device.
The listing points to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset. This is in line with earlier reports that the OnePlus 16 could use the Pro version of Qualcomm’s next flagship mobile platform.
Qualcomm is expected to offer two versions of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chipset. These are a regular model and a Pro model. The Geekbench listing adds more evidence to the reports about the OnePlus 16’s processor.
The clock speeds shown in the Geekbench 7 listing also point towards the Pro version. Earlier reports have claimed that this version could cross the 5.0GHz mark. However, the available information does not provide full confirmation of all processor specifications.
The Geekbench entry also mentions an Adreno 850 GPU. The phone is listed with 16GB of RAM and Android 17. These details fit the expected profile of a high-end flagship smartphone.
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OnePlus has already shared an official teaser for the upcoming device. An extensive report about the phone’s expected specifications also appeared soon after the teaser. The new Geekbench listing adds another detail to the growing set of information about the phone.
For Indian buyers, the chipset will be one of the key details to watch. The processor can affect areas such as performance, gaming and power management. More official information will be needed to confirm the complete hardware and software specifications.
At this stage, the Geekbench listing provides details about the chipset, memory, GPU and operating system. OnePlus is yet to provide all confirmed specifications through the information supplied here.
The next updates are expected to clarify more details about the OnePlus 16 as the launch approaches.
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