As if we didn’t have enough flagship phone announcements this week, get ready for one more: the Oneus 3.

In an interview with CNET, Oneus co-founder Carl i stated that the phone will launch “at the end of the second quarter,” which means we should see it by ne 30. Oneus doesn’t exactly have the best track record when it comes to hitting deadlines, but at least we have confirmation that the company is planning a successor to the relatively-good Oneus 2. 

i also hinted there will be some type of “new design” that departs from the consistent look found in its predecessors—the Oneus One Oneus 2— the budget-friendly Oneus X. ile he didn’t outright declare that Oneus would ditch its unusual invite system for preorders, he hinted at a “better buying process.” The company is also going to try embrace more traditional marketing methods, though he didn’t specify what that effort would look like. 

The phone will be sold unlocked for use on any carrier, just as it has done with its current previous offerings, i said.

The story behind the story: Oneus is an interesting animal. The company has shown it can make some solid smartphones at an impulse-buy price, but the invite system has probably turned away some who would rather act on that sudden urge to enter their credit card number. Since the Oneus X is now available for purchase without an invite, there’s a chance the company may use that experience to open its doors a little wider for new buyers.