News & Reviews:   OnePlus 11 specs

OnePlus previously showed off a OnePlus 11 5G concept at MWC 2023 which features a unique Active CryoFlux cooling technology. Of course, the concept phone is not for sale but what would be is the OnePlus 11 5G Jupiter Rock Edition that’s set for release on 29 March 2023.

Offering impressive top-of-the-line specs at a lower price point compared to most flagships in the market, the OnePlus 11 5G signifies a return to the old formula that put the company on the map in the first place. With a starting price of RM3299, is this the perfect smartphone for you? Well, read on to find out!

The OnePlus 11 was officially announced in its home market of China ahead of its global debut on February 7. Even though it's not a Pro, the phone features flagship tech specs including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, up to 16GB RAM / 512GB storage and improved triple rear Hasselblad cameras from 3999 CNY (~RM2556).

The OnePlus 11 will be launching soon (tomorrow 4 January 2023, in fact) and leaks of the phone are already online. According to the leaks from Weibo, the OnePlus 11 is already displayed in an official store attached to the cables.

OnePlus 11 will make its debut in early 2023. Previously, we heard some rumours regarding the device. Today, we can have one of them confirmed. According to the 3C certification, the OnePlus 11 will support up to 100W fast charging.

The OnePlus 11 is arriving early in 2023. Before that happens, new information claims that the device will offer two colour options, Matte Black and Glossy Green.

After the launch of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, we're one more step closer to seeing the next-gen flagship smartphones. One of them is the OnePlus 11, expected to launch in January 2023. Today, we've received new information regarding the device, which claims it would get made out of ceramic.

According to the latest report, OnePlus will only introduce one device for the OnePlus 11 early next year. The company only launched the OnePlus 10 Pro, and the standard variant is nowhere to be found. Therefore, it looks like it will continue to follow this strategy in the future.