An article published by 'Mycampus Store' on January 18, 2026, sensationalizes the launch of a new powerful premium 5G OnePlus phone, claiming features such as 200MP cameras, 100W fast charging, and 24GB RAM. Upon thorough verification using real-time information from Google Search, several aspects of these claims require clarification. The claim of '200MP Cameras' for a currently launched OnePlus phone is inaccurate and misleading. While advanced camera systems are a staple of OnePlus flagships, models like the OnePlus 12 feature a 50MP main camera, 48MP ultra-wide, and a 64MP periscope telephoto lens, not 200MP. Similarly, the OnePlus Open has a 48MP main camera, and the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro comes with a 50MP primary sensor. Rumors suggest that a 200MP main camera might be tested for the future OnePlus 16, potentially in late 2026, or a 200MP telephoto for the OnePlus 15, but these are not features of currently released devices. However, the claims regarding '100W Fast Charging' are largely accurate. Recent OnePlus flagship phones, including the OnePlus 12 and the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, support 100W SUPERVOOC wired fast charging. The OnePlus Nord 4 also offers 100W fast charging. Concerning '24GB RAM', this specification is also verified for certain high-end configurations. The OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, for instance, is available with up to 24GB of RAM. The OnePlus 12 also reportedly offers a 24GB RAM variant in some regions or specific configurations. The headline of the 'Mycampus Store' article is sensationalized and inaccurate due to the prominent, yet false, assertion of '200MP Cameras' for a new launch. While two out of the three major claims (100W charging and 24GB RAM) are true for specific OnePlus models and variants, the inclusion of the unverified 200MP camera claim makes the overall headline misleading. The 'Mycampus Store' appears to be a low-credibility source, as evidenced by its inconsistent reporting across related articles (e.g., mentioning OnePlus 13 5G and OnePlus 12 5G with varying specs, and highly improbable pricing in other articles from the same source). The news falls under the Technology category and is relevant to an Indian audience, as indicated by the prompt's context and specific mentions within the source articles.