According to a popular Weibo leakster, OnePlus is working on a OnePlus 3. It's slated to have Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 chipset and 1080p resolution. Don't expect it to arrive just yet, but to help you prepare, we've got everything we think we know about it so far right here.

Viewed from the front and rear. It appears to be a mashup of the OnePlus 2 and OnePlus X designs, with the squared off sides and gently curved corners from the X, and the central camera lens from the 2 catching the eye. The images show two front-facing speakers at top and bottom along with a front-facing camera placed at the top-right corner. The rear camera and flash setup fall in line with the design sported by the OnePlus 2. The company logo is placed at the centre. Interestingly, the front panel is seen with no capacitive buttons or the fingerprint sensor, like seen in OnePlus two. Wired stripes are also visible on the edges but it is too early to say what their purpose is.

In terms of hardware, the source cites a Snapdgragon 820 chipset, which is no surprise given that Qualcomm's powerhouse will be the silicon of choice for the better part of next year's flagships. A 1080p display resolution has also been quoted, meaning than OnePlus will refuse to join the QHD bandwagon for another year.

The OnePlus 3 release date is still likely at least half a year, so for the time being we won't worry too much about the early chatter. We're sure many of you are just looking forward to the OnePlus 2 going off its invite-only system, which will happen in the middle of this month.