Although OnePlus hasn't officially unveiled the phone, comments from the company and leaks have given us clues about what the phone will look like.
The website True Tech posted a reportedly leaked photo of the phone showing a device with a flat display and a hole-punch cutout for the front-facing camera at the top. The report also suggested the phone could have a 6.4-inch display. That lines up with a similar leak posted in December from OnLeaks and 91mobiles.
It's unclear how accurate the True Tech report is, however, considering it says the phone will come with a MediaTek processor while the company's co-founder confirmed to TechRadar that the Nord will run on a Qualcomm chip.
Both of those leaks also show images of the device with just one selfie camera, whereas other rumors suggest the phone will have two front cameras.
In its behind-the-scenes video, OnePlus staff are also seen holding a device during a meeting that looks a lot like what the leaks have described — a phone with a flat, borderless screen and a dual front camera.
That would mark a departure from the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro, which have curved screens.
"The visual identity is supposed to be inspired by the Scandinavian sort of design," OnePlus' Matthias Czaja said in the video. "We think of it as very clean and calm and modern and minimalistic."