OnePlus 11 specifications

The OnePlus 11 is one of the first smartphones equipped with Qualcomm's latest chipset, which makes it faster and longer-lived, but the new design of the device has another opinion.

OnePlus 11 was announced in February of this year with a model announcement OnePlus 11R The launch date will be on the 27th of February this year.

The mobile features a large 6.7-inch OLED screen on the front. There is a metal and glass plate like most premium smartphones, and it is shiny and pure, giving an excellent appearance, and a smooth refresh rate of 120 Hz, which makes it one of the best.

The phone is well-made but is only splash-resistant and not rated as water-resistant as most competitors, which gives it a small negative point.

The phone runs on the OxygenOS 13 user interface, which is a modified version of Android 13 with some additional customization options. Overall they are non-passive and work well, behaving similarly to previous iterations.

New for this year is OnePlus' pledge of software support for five years of bi-monthly security patches and four major Android version upgrades.

Like Google and Samsung, which offer monthly security patches, it's not Fairphone that gives six years and Apple up to seven, so there's still room for improvement - especially when the hardware is likely to have a longer life than the system.

An excellent alert slider on the side of the phone allows you to quickly switch between silent, vibrate, and ring mode.

The OnePlus 11 fully charges so quickly with the included 100W USB-C Power Adapter that it only takes a few minutes to charge the battery.

OnePlus 11 contains a processor Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 The new one from Qualcomm, which is slated to be used by most high-end Android phones this year

Camera application Hasselblad Fairly easy to use and has some good features like level indicators and fun modes.

We judged the advantages and disadvantages

The OnePlus 11 is a solid phone that offers plenty of performance, battery life, and very fast charging for its price but struggles to stand out from the crowd.

It's well-made and feels nice and narrower than its competitors, so it's easier to hold despite it being a large phone. The screen is great, the fingerprint scanner is responsive and the camera is solid even if not class-leading. However, the large circular camera block on the back has an attractive shape.

Android's OxygenOS user interface has now been supported for up to five years, but that's kept pace with the core competition. The battery should last a full five years, too, which can't be said of most competitors.

It lacks wireless charging but overall there is little fault with the OnePlus 11, making it a worthy alternative to competitors from major brands.

With some excellent mid-range phones that offer nearly as much for a much lower price, OnePlus might not be your choice.

Features

• Long battery life and longevity
• Smooth performance
• Decent software with five years of updates
• 23 minutes full charge
• Great screen

Negatives

• The camera is not the best in its class, only 2x optical zoom
• Splash resistant only
• There is no wireless charging
• Security updates are fortnightly only, not monthly.

Read our full review of the OnePlus 11

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