OnePlus is still busy with the tick-tacks of its latest and most-awaited product – the OnePlus 11 smartphone. The company unveiled the flagship device at the OnePlus 9th Anniversary event on December 17 through a promo video. And now we have got a few tweaks on the OnePlus 11 global launch that will give you some valuable insights.
According to our information, the OnePlus 11 model will launch in the global market in February 2023. No doubt, the company will first release the dynamic handset in the native region [China], and thereafter it will push the device on the global platform. However, the company hasn’t uttered any word on this matter and nothing is certain at this moment.
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Another pinch in this information is the launch date. Consequently, we can find the bluff device on the global stage on February 7th. And to begin the global series, it is also possible that OnePlus may bring this phone early to some European markets. If we go into the flashbacks, it seems like the tech giant is following the same timeline as of the OnePlus 10 Pro.
But things are revolving around speculations and we are still waiting for the company’s official stamp on these statements. Anyhow, we will keep bringing the latest updates on this matter to you.
OnePlus 11 – Key Specs
So far, we have collected a handful of specifications regarding the OnePlus 11 smartphone. The phone could highlight the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset on its surface. Alongside the processor, we will find a 5000mAh battery with the support of 100W supercharging.
Besides, the company has imposed a robust triple-camera structure at the rear end of the device. This framework includes a 50MP primary snapper with a Sony IMX890 sensor, a 48MP IMX581 ultra-wide-angle sensor, and a 32MP IMX709 telephoto lens with a 2X optical zoom feature. On the front head, there will be a 16MP mini cam slot for selfie purposes.
In terms of screening, we could find a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel at the front face. Exhibiting a QHD+ resolution, the display will provide a refresh rate of 120Hz. We could also see OxygenOS 13.1 beneath the core mechanism. To know what else is hidden under the surface, we need to wait a little more. Stay tuned.
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