Chinese Mobile Phone Company OnePlus surprised the world of mobile last year when it released the OnePlus One mobile, designed to match leading smartphone brands. Although Venture Capital Post noted that the new brand seemed a bit ambitious, the company has not yet failed its fans in terms of their smart phones.

A more powerful model called OnePlus Two is set to be released this year, with Carl Pei telling Android Headline that, "Internally, we've changed the release windows 4 or 5 times. But we're planning to have it available in Q2 or Q3. There's a lot more expectations on us this time, a lot more pressure." But before the next flagship is unveiled, it seems the company has another plan in place.

The company said in an official forum, "The One was created to disrupt the smartphone world. The Power Bank was born to give our users more options and greater mobility. So, when it came time to think about our next product, we decided on a curveball."

They also went on to tease fans, "It's not a tablet, and it's not a smartwatch. But it is a game changer." They also noted that they have hinted about the new product at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Android Authority also noted that they released three teaser images, one which shows some sort of sensor, the next is of the OnePlus logo shown in a trail of red lights that may suggest some sort of motion tracking technology like the Nintendo Wii, and the last, an image of a pair of hands that looked like they were holding a controller, which could imply similarities to an Xbox-Kinect type system.

Whatever new gadget OnePlus has in mind, it seems that more will be revealed in the upcoming days, and the mysterious game-changer is set to be launched by April.

In other OnePlus news, the company released a new OS earlier this year called the Oxygen OS and was reported to run with the OnePlus Two, as the company dropped Cyanogen, their former OS Provider. As stated on Venture Capitalist, besides changing their OS provider, the company is also implementing a wider LTE support for OnePlus Two, with the phone being very similar to Samsung's S6 model, but that can't be confirmed until more news of the OnePlus Two will be revealed.

Which of the new OnePlus gadgets are you looking forward to - the OnePlus Two, or the Game-changing one they are ready to launch by April?