This powerful OnePlus 11 smartphone will feature 128 GB storage, a powerful battery, 50 MP

OnePlus 11: Is This the Comeback Fans Have Been Waiting For?!

I was wondering when I would get the chance to say this again—or if I ever would at all—but in a way, OnePlus is back. So, here is the new OnePlus 11. Those who have been following this industry for a while already know the story behind this phone. The story goes that OnePlus started off with a bang as a fan favorite; they used to build phones that offered “bang for the buck” and were true “flagship killers.” I feel their golden era was around the time of the OnePlus 7 Pro—which, for me, was the “Phone of the Year.”

OnePlus 11: From ‘Worst Phone’ to Redemption…Did They Finally Fix It?!

After that, they gradually began making the very same expensive, generic flagship phones they had once vowed to eliminate. Their previous phone—the 10T—was the worst of all the phones released last year. It received my “Bust of the Year” award—for which I even received a trophy. It seems they’ve taken that very distinction as their inspiration.

OnePlus 11: $699 Flagship That Beats the Galaxy S23…Is OnePlus Finally Back?!

They keep reiterating that they want to reclaim their credibility, that they are going to make things right—and that is a wonderful thing. I suspect we all know that by the time they received that trophy, their next phone (the OnePlus 11) was already well into development. But if you’d like to give me some credit for it, I’ll certainly take it. Anyway, the bottom line is that with this phone, we are catching a glimpse of the “old OnePlus”—which is excellent news, because this phone is truly fantastic. Right now, this flagship smartphone is priced at $699. At a time when the Galaxy S23 has just launched with a price tag of $799—which has become the “default” expectation for most people these days—I believe that for many users, this phone could prove to be an even better choice than the Galaxy S23.

OnePlus 11: Insane Specs at $699…But What’s the Catch?!

Yes, this phone isn’t entirely perfect; to bring it to market at this price point, they certainly had to cut a few corners in certain areas. Additionally, there are some aspects of its software that I didn’t care for at all. But let’s take a look at the basics. If you’re just looking for a quick summary of its specifications and overall value proposition, know that this phone features a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, 8GB of RAM, a 6.7-inch 1440p 120Hz OLED display, a triple-camera setup, and a 5000mAh battery—which supports 80W fast charging. And you get all of this for just $699. That is truly a fantastic deal.

OnePlus 11: Flagship Killer Returns…But These Missing Features Might Shock You!

I believe that, thanks to its excellent screen, large battery, and the very latest processor, this phone will be compared to other flagship devices on the market costing thousands more. But… as I mentioned, it does have some shortcomings—the biggest being the absence of wireless charging (which is a pretty significant omission). Another drawback is its IP64 rating, rather than IP67; this means it is better equipped to handle light splashes than full immersion in water. As for the design, I’d describe it as “mixed”—you know, it’s definitely a step up from the rather generic design of the previous generation. The Hasselblad branding has returned (and we’ll talk about the cameras in a moment), as has the Alert Slider which is truly a signature feature of OnePlus.

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