Just before its world debut OnePlus 11 which will be on 7 February, was officially announced today in the domestic market of China
Despite its lack PRO to its name, the phone is still a full flagship, with specs that combine Qualcomm's latest and greatest chipset, plenty of memory and top-notch cameras.
The SoC with which the device is equipped is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and OnePlus executives stated on stage that this chipset will be fully functional and at its peak performance. Normally this statement wouldn't amount to anything special, but apparently the OnePlus to indicate in this way that it has managed to improve the performance of the device, to have strengthened the autonomy in the battery, but also to keep the temperature in the SoC under control.
The device comes with 12GB or 16GB of type RAM LPDDR5X and 256GB or 512GB storage space UFS 4.0.
The OnePlus 11 is built around a new AMOLED LTPO 3.0 screen at 6.7 " with analysis in 1440p. The screen refresh rate is at 1Hz to 120Hz with over 100 apps to support this dynamic refresh rate.
The camera from the Hasselblad located on the back of the OnePlus 11 has been upgraded with a Sony main sensor (IMX890 at 50MP) with omnidirectional PDAF and OIS. There is also one Ultrawide camera at 48MP with a sensor of (Sony IMX581) which also works as Macro camera, but also a telephoto lens at 32MP with its sensor Sony(IMX709), while for the front Selfie camera we have a sensor in 16MP.
The camera setup is seemingly identical to his Oppo Find N2, and it performs even better with Qualcomm's newest Snapdragon chip, but that's no surprise since both companies recently announced a new strategic partnership.
Its battery OnePlus 11 has a capacity of 5.000mAh like its predecessor, however, this time it can reach the wired charging speed at 100W, but unfortunately wireless charging is also not included on the device.
The motor for the X-axis vibration is at 602 cu.mm and is the biggest so far in smartphones according to the company's claims.
The OnePlus 11 released in China with the Color OS 13 above the Android 13 and pre-orders have already started in China, while actual sales are starting on Monday 9 January.
The phone comes in green and black colors, with the former sporting a glass back panel, while the latter has a sandstone-like finish.
Prices are set at CNY3,999 ($580 / €545) for the version with 12 / 256GB, at CNY4,399 ($640 / €600) for the version with 16 / 256GB and at CNY4,899 ($710 / €670) for the top variant with 16 / 512GB.
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