OnePlus has revealed more details about its upcoming OnePlus N6 ahead of the smartphone’s official launch on June 30. The device will be the first model in the company’s new N Series lineup and is expected to focus heavily on battery life and affordability.

After previously confirming that the OnePlus N6 will feature a massive 8,000mAh battery, the company has now announced its charging capabilities. According to OnePlus India, the smartphone will support 45W SuperVOOC fast charging.

OnePlus claims that just five minutes of charging can provide up to 1.7 hours of video playback. Promotional material released by the company also hints at reverse wired charging support, allowing the N6 to charge other devices, although OnePlus has not yet disclosed the charging speed for that feature.

While the company continues to keep most specifications under wraps, a device believed to be the OnePlus N6 has appeared on Geekbench, revealing additional details about its hardware.

The benchmark listings show a OnePlus smartphone carrying the model number CPH2955. The device is listed with Android 16 and 6GB of RAM and is powered by MediaTek’s MT6835 processor.

The chipset details point to the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 rather than the Dimensity 6100+, as the benchmark data shows two Cortex-A76 performance cores running at up to 2.4GHz. The Dimensity 6100+ uses the same core configuration but operates its Cortex-A76 cores at a lower maximum frequency of 2.2GHz.

According to the Geekbench results, the device achieved a highest recorded single-core score of 788 and a multi-core score of 2,029.

So far, OnePlus has confirmed that the N6 will be available in Light Green and Black color options and is expected to be priced below INR 20,000 in India. Combined with its large battery, 45W fast charging, and Dimensity 6300 chipset, the smartphone appears to be positioned as a budget-friendly option focused on long battery life and everyday performance.

With the launch still several days away, OnePlus is expected to reveal more features and specifications in the lead-up to the June 30 announcement.