OnePlus will debut the N6 on June 30 as the inaugural model of its new N Series. The handset arrives in two colors and houses an 8,000 mAh battery. A recent X post confirmed it supports 45W SuperVOOC charging, delivering roughly 1.7 hours of video after just five minutes on the charger. The clip also hints at reverse wired charging capability.

Geekbench listings have surfaced for a device labeled CPH2955, widely believed to be the N6. The benchmark shows Android 16, 6 GB RAM and MediaTek’s MT6835 octa‑core chip, identified as the Dimensity 6300 SoC with two Cortex‑A76 cores clocked to 2.4 GHz and six Cortex‑A55 cores at 2 GHz. Single‑core performance peaks at 788, while multi‑core reaches 2,029.

The confirmed fast‑charge rate gives the N6 a clear advantage in a market where battery life dominates buying decisions. Reverse charging could let users top up earbuds or wearables, though speed remains unknown. With core specs now public, consumers can compare the N6 against other high‑capacity phones ahead of the June 30 launch.

Industry analysts note MediaTek’s Dimensity 6300 places the N6 in the upper‑mid tier, offering performance comparable to Snapdragon 7‑series chips while keeping costs low. Combined with the massive battery and rapid charging, OnePlus appears to target power‑hungry users who demand endurance without premium pricing. The final spec sheet will confirm whether the N6 delivers on that promise.