OnePlus is gearing up for the N6 launch on June 30, teasing specs that could reshape the sub‑₹25,000 segment. The company announced an 8,000mAh battery, which OnePlus says will push daily endurance to roughly three days. If the claim holds, the handset would top the battery capacity chart for phones under ₹25,000.

Beyond the power cell, the N6 appears with a dual‑camera array and comes in Light Green and Black finishes. OnePlus has not released processor, RAM or display details, but pricing hints suggest a launch price near ₹20,000, positioning it against rivals like Xiaomi’s Redmi Note line. The extended battery health claim—up to seven years—adds a longevity angle seldom seen at this price point.

Consumers in India, where the phone will debut, often trade performance for stamina, making the N6’s battery claim a strong selling point. If real‑world tests confirm three‑day use, OnePlus could force competitors to prioritize larger cells in budget tiers, shifting the cost‑to‑capacity balance across the market.

The upcoming reveal will likely include the chipset and display specs, which will determine whether the N6 can compete on performance as well as endurance. Until then, the battery headline dominates the conversation.