The screen is protected against scratches by a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass 5. Time to move to 120Hz, OnePlus your competitors already have for a year now. You get a 6.43-inch AMOLED Full HD+ display with HDR10+ compliance and a 90Hz refresh rate. OnePlus has again opted for the same display that was present on the Nord 2 and even the first Nord. The classic OnePlus alert slider that's missing on Nord CE phones is present here. The SIM tray that can accommodate two Nano-SIMs, a USB-C port and a speaker are placed along the bottom edge. The in-display fingerprint scanner is highly responsive but could have been placed a little higher where it would have been easier to reach. The front camera is embedded in a punch-hole at the top left of the screen. The rectangular camera module at the back is noticeably larger here despite hosting the same three cameras. This is where the ceramic-like finish on its predecessor's back came in handy to make the smudge marks a lot less conspicuous. It has a plastic frame that feels sturdy, but the glossy rim tends to attract smudge marks and so does the glass back. The Jade Fog variant has a glass back with a mirror finish and a very light and pleasant shade of green.
Whether it looks better than the Nord 2 is a matter of individual taste I vote for the Nord 2.
The OnePlus Nord 2T does look elegant, and one area where it differs from its predecessor is the back panel. Elegant design, sharp display, but still with 90Hz refresh rate
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