OnePlus Ace 5 Supreme Edition Confirmed – Launching Next Week with Dimensity 9400+ and Bold New Features

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OnePlus is gearing up to shake things up with the Ace 5 series by introducing its first-ever Supreme Edition, also translated as the Ultra Edition. Confirmed by OnePlus China President Li Jie, this upcoming model is making waves before its official launch.

While the brand hasn’t announced a specific launch date yet, we now know the Ace 5 Supreme Edition and the Racing Edition will debut in China next week.

Confirmation

The confirmation came via a post by Li Jie, where he shared an image of the OnePlus Ace 5 Supreme Edition retail box. This not only locked in the phone’s official name but also hinted at a premium packaging style fitting of a flagship-tier device.

This will be the first time OnePlus uses the “Supreme” branding, signaling a high-performance, possibly limited edition device for the Chinese market.

Though global fans may be disappointed, sources suggest that this particular edition may remain exclusive to China. Still, excitement remains high, especially with another variant—the OnePlus Ace 5 Racing Edition—expected to launch alongside. This Racing model is rumored to go global as the OnePlus Nord 5, so international users won’t be completely left out.

Variants

The OnePlus Ace 5 Supreme Edition is likely to be the most powerful and premium model in the series. As per a Geekbench listing, it will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ SoC, paired with a massive 16GB of RAM. That alone places it firmly in flagship territory, especially for gaming and multitasking.

The OnePlus Ace 5 Racing Edition, on the other hand, will reportedly debut the Dimensity 9400e chipset. While slightly dialed down from the Supreme Edition, it still promises strong performance, especially with optimizations for gaming.

Both phones are said to feature OnePlus’s Fengchi gaming core, which should improve frame stability, touch response, and heat management during long gaming sessions.

Specs

Here’s what we know about the specs so far, based on leaks and benchmark data:

The Racing Edition could feature a 6.77-inch LTPS display, which is expected to support high refresh rates for smooth visuals. On the back, it may carry a dual-camera setup with a 50MP main sensor and a 2MP depth or macro lens. While this may not sound groundbreaking in the camera department, it fits well with the performance-first focus of the Ace 5 lineup.

Both phones are expected to be backed by large battery capacities, likely around 5,000mAh or more, and should include fast charging capabilities to match.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

VariantKey Specs Highlights
Ace 5 Supreme EditionDimensity 9400+, 16GB RAM, China-exclusive
Ace 5 Racing EditionDimensity 9400e, 6.77″ LTPS display, 50MP + 2MP camera
Common FeaturesFengchi gaming core, large battery, performance focus

Strategy

This dual-launch strategy by OnePlus seems aimed at two distinct user groups—performance enthusiasts who want the absolute best, and gamers who want strong specs without flagship pricing. By branding one as “Supreme” and the other as “Racing,” OnePlus is clearly looking to dominate both premium and upper-midrange categories in China, and possibly beyond.

For now, the Ace 5 Supreme Edition is expected to stay a China-only affair, but the Racing Edition might just make its way to international markets as the OnePlus Nord 5. With the launch just a week away, more official information is expected to follow soon.

FAQs

When is the Ace 5 Supreme Edition launching?

It is set to launch in China next week, date TBA.

Is the Supreme Edition launching globally?

No, it is expected to be China-exclusive.

What chipset does the Supreme Edition use?

It will be powered by the Dimensity 9400+ SoC.

Will the Racing Edition go global?

Yes, it may launch globally as the OnePlus Nord 5.

What’s special about the Fengchi gaming core?

It enhances gaming with better stability, response, and cooling.

shoaib

Shoaib is a tech writer and gadget reviewer who has been exploring the world of smartphones, smartwatches, and consumer electronics since 2016. She focuses on real-world performance, design insights, and user experience rather than just specs. Shoaib has reviewed more than 300 Android and iOS devices and regularly contributes to tech communities and blogs.

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