I've never used the wireless charging on my phone in over 2 years. I don't think it's a huge issue for most users to be fair, especially when you have a phone that charges so quickly AND has a good battery. When you really think about it, those two factors would make wireless charging unnecessary most of the time.
@Kim Nguyen absolutely. People are just LOOKING for something to complain about. They need to complain about samsung/ apple taking out chargers, cords, qhd screens from $1,000 phones... If Apple/ Samsung had 100 watt charging, these folks would need a new pair of draws...
I love my OP 7T PRO 5G McLaren. Like mentioned in previous comments, the lack of support for it is what's frustrating. IMO, it's still a great capable phone... However, the last OS update has really downgraded its operations in many ways. I've been putting up with it until yesterday. Yesterday I bought this OP 11 5G direct from OnePlus since they gave such a huge Trade in / buy back & rebate, not to mention that my carrier didn't even offer the 11... I'm looking forward to owning this one and extremely happy to hear about the 4 year support. I tend to keep the things I buy for long periods of time, like my cars, computers, & phones. Quality, Maintenance, & Longevity are very important to me when it comes to purchasing pricey items...
Just got my One Plus 11 a few days ago and I like the phone a lot. Battery life, speedy performance and web browsing matter to me. I used to think that wireless charging mattered but I don't use it much and honestly who needs it after using SuperVOOC charging which gets the phone from 0-100% in 25 minutes. I used the One Plus 6T for a while and I loved using that phone. The 10Pro gave me issues with reception and connectivity. However the One Plus 11 has been enjoyable for me to use. What I learned with phones is that no phone is perfect and they all have shortcomings. Once people realize that then they won't be so hard on certain cell phones.
reviewers are funny.. they're all Iphone users praising androids but using iphones. In fairness, this is is a good phone for most people who aren't photo experts and video editors
To be honest, the iPhone is more reliable than Android phones. Macbook is the best laptop in the market. Apple watch is the better smartwatch. We all hate apple because they charge twice compared to their competitors. Android or Windows pc is not bad products however they are not as good as apple products.
Also claiming he has experienced slowdowns with previous OP phones after 2 years 😂😂😂. How can you say that since you surely never used a phone for 2 years straight 😂😂😂😂
I bought it. Previously had the 6T and some prior models. Wireless charging is not important to me, the battery lasts about 2 days and can be charged very quickly compared to other phones and wireless charging is slow as a turtle crawling. Charging with this is fast like Usain Bolt in comparison to other phones. Selfies are not my thing either so any alleged shortcomings you mentioned were not negatives for me. I really like the phone and am pleased with my purchase.
I love the fact that he does these extended performance tests. With that in mind, I'm gonna nerd out for a sec. I'm really surprised the 10 Pro from last year got 88.3% stability in Wildlife Extreme, and the 10T with the plus variant getting 95.3 is mind blowing. The three regular 8 Gen 1 Samsungs I've tested are lucky to get over 65%. Also, the 8 Gen 2 is obviously much faster, but with everything that's been said about its improved heat management, you would've thought it'd do better than the regular 8 Gen 1, at least. With all that said, the 8 Gen 2 is insanely fast. The CPU matches my high end four year old laptop in some CPU benchmarks, which is nuts. Alright, that's all I got for now. Peace ✌️
For those who would not know , OnePlus did get ColorOS unlike it's stated in the video , it's just renamed OxygenOS but it's essentially the exact same software with minor differences
After using my 7T Pro till the end of software support, I'm tempted, yes. The 4 years update promise (and the alert slider) makes this way better option than the Zenfone 9, which I was also considering earlier. However, in Finland the pricing is really awful. 880€ for the base model and 950€ for the 256 GB model is a lot. Performance wise, my old 7T Pro is still good and snappy so any new phone should be fine, so I don't even fully understand why all the performance comparisons for phones, as we've got computers for all the number crunching or gaming needs.
@@Nothing-kr5hn same with the 7 Pro. My God it's still doing wonders for me. Almost 4 years with this phone and I'm still in love with it. My only two big complains at the moment are the cameras, which were just good if not only ok when it came out, and the degraded battery life, which is obviously expected for such an old phone. Other than that, the performance is still solid, and I absolutely love the uninterrupted display. I was looking at the Pixel 7 Pro, a few months ago, and this new OP 11 looks really good too (I just wish it had wireless charging), but I'm probably going to stick with my current phone for about another year, or at least until later this year, when the Pixel 8 comes out. My only worry with Pixel phones is the Tensor processor, which I want to make sure manages to age properly, before buying one and be sick of the performance after a couple of years. Tbh, I never expected to last so long with a phone, and be so happy with it still, so if OnePlus actually manages to deliver phones like a few years ago, I'll definitely consider getting a new one
As user who upgraded from 7T Pro I can tell you the phone is great but you are going to miss old UI. Screen is less curved and feels better to use. Most of the time you dont notice front camera and face unlock is nice feature that didnt make much sense with motorized camera. If you are able to get OnePlus Buds Pro 2 bundled even European price is fine (7T Pro launched for more!!!). I didnt have performance needs to upgrade but loose charging connector, Waze burn-in and need for more screen on time to handle my working day without extra charging made me go for it. The most impressive thing was migrating around 150GB of my data with OnePlus app in like 30 minutes wia Wi-Fi. If I replaced loose connector and changed battery I wouldnt need to upgrade for next like year or two TBH. If you pull the trigger your gains would feel minor except for the battery life (if you dont play games) because 7T Pro was and still is the great phone to use daily. If you have any question regarding OP 11 feel free to ask me.
I have used several OnePlus phones and I was doubting to change to the Samsung S23 ultra. Then the 11 came out and the price difference sealed the deal. Once more a OnePlus. I've had it for almost a year now and it's been a pleasure! Never had or used wireless charging so I don't have an issue not having that. However, the 100W charging is insanely quick! Really pleased with the phone which will last me for another 2-3 years.
I like the way you reviewed this phone. I often think that comparing phones can be tricky. My favorite is always the telephoto lens. A phone is "better" if it has a longer lens. That statement makes little sense if you mostly take pictures of people and not far away things. As a learning opportunity look at your pictures on your phone. For most, it is of people. A 2-power lens is "better" for portraits, yet a 3.3 is valued higher. Not sure if that makes sense to everyone, but I like the way you look at a phone and the way it is used. Thank you.
I have the nord 2t a mid range phone that’s acting like a more expensive one. Had it for 4 months. Amazing phone for the money. Fast and capable. Wouldn’t complain if I had this one
Great video, I've decided to order the OP 11 it's a great phone for the price despite some cut backs. But I don't mind because I don't use wires charging and the biggest win for me is the fast wired charging and the dual sim card tray. Which you can't find here in the U.S., it will be my travel phone when I Ieave for Asia. I don't like esim at all. It will give me a chance to use it, test it out and receive any updates before I leave. I just take pictures and I never shoot videos or take selfies. This way I don't have to take my Pixel 7 Pro which I love. Thank you!
Never used wireless charging and I barely take photos. This should be a good upgrade to my ROG Phone 2. I was going to get the ROG 7, but the top model is $1500 now... Almost double what the top model ROG 2 cost. Looks like I've found my upgrade.
I upgraded to a OP 11 from a 10 pro. I didn't use wireless charging, so I don't miss it. The downgrade from 3x to 2x zoom I don't miss either as I never used it. The performance is what I really like about OP. I need to see how well it does with 4k video and what that looks like on my 85"4k Sony Bravia TV. But my 10 pro did great on that. It's really cool that this little phone and record that well.
I do love the phone, but I have concerns of the durability and the after sales support which is very little to non-existent. I have good confidence in my ASUS ROG 6 tho.
I bought the OP 11 and absolutely loved it but I had wifi dropouts and poor 5g signal. The USB 2.0 pushed me over the top and I send it back .I'll wait for the OP12
Would've been good if you had tested its purported faster Wifi connectivity. My OP6 does worse than other phones when connecting to Wifi and sometimes even to data, despite having the same ISP and being in the same space. That's more important than wireless charging etc. The most important things for me are Wifi and data connectivity, speed and stability, heat control, battery life and size (not too big). I just want a phone that won't fall out of my pocket or feel like it's on fire and drain to 50% when I use Google Maps for 30 minutes, and has pretty good download speeds with the average website.
It's actually not surprising that this phone does not have wireless charging. OnePlus is trying to get back to the days of being a flagship killer and that is obvious in the 11. By definition, flagship killers are all about speed, performance and overall function. To that end, they pair away gimmicky features like wireless charging and power share in favor of processing speed, memory and amazing charging technology. That is also why they have already announced that there will not be a pro model this year. Besides, who really cares about slow wireless charging when you can have 80 watt fast charging? In addition, I am very happy to see that they brought back dual SIM card ability in the United States variance this year. They haven't had dual SIM card ability since the eight series. Anyway, I just pre-ordered mine on Amazon today and I can't wait for it to be delivered on February the 20th.
@@baoquoc3710 The OnePlus 11 doesn't have wireless charging 50 watts or otherwise. I don't know where you're getting that. Lol. Wireless charging is the biggest gimmick on the smartphone market. It is slow, inconvenient and utterly pointless. I can't imagine why anybody would want to wait hours for their phone to charge when they can get something like a OnePlus 11 with 80 watt fast charging and it's a done deal in about a half an hour.
@@baoquoc3710 One more thing, people will actually pay about $200 more for a device simply so it'll charge slower and less efficiently. Talk about turning yourself into a total mark. Lol
agree with you. oneplus saved money by not putting extra festures like wireless charging and water resistence. I would be more happy if they fully remove water resistence and make it less costly 😄😄
@@dilpazirahmad9112 I have no problem with OnePlus giving their phones water and dust protection. However, I like the idea that they don't want to pay for the IP68 certification. The cost of that raises the price of The phone by about $150. In all reality, OnePlus build every device with the equivalent of an IP68 rating. However, they don't pay for it and most people need to realize that. After all, flagship killers are all about power, build quality and offering it to the consumer at a much lower price than the competition. They are able to do that by not paying for certifications and loading down their phone with needless gimmicky features like wireless charging. Obviously, flagship killers are all about the needs of the superuser.👍
Getting my 11 tomorrow, been rocking the 6T since release. Just realized last week that I wasn't getting anymore updates for it. Lol. Little late but I've been happy since I bought it. Besides a few bugs here and there it's still super snappy and the battery life is still very good. But I do everything on my phone, financials, alot of online purchases. So, I need the android security patches. Pretty sad that the reason alot of people upgrade is because manufacturers stop supporting devices. But that's just the way it is. I will say, wireless charging isn't important to me. It's inferior to cable charging in my eyes. Just like wireless buds, they took the headphone jack away. I guarantee in the future, their will be wireless charging only phones. That will be interesting. Hah
I have a OnePlus 11 phone.Fantastic in 👍👍 design software is amazing and battery mind blowing thanks to nano cooling chip set.👍 good in gaming.👍 Love the front camera amazing
I have a OnePlus 7 pro and Ive been extremely happy with it. After 4 years it's still very fast but recently the 4 year old battery has been on the decline and the pop-up camera ribbon cable broke after 4 years of popping up. Also the screen has some burn-in. But the annoying thing is that I can't find any NEW phone that is watertight, and has full OLED screen without any holes like the OnePlus 7 pro does. 😒
Great review! I still have the OnePlus 7Pro, and it's still running great. I might consider upgrading if the OnePlus 11 supports e-sim. Do you have that information?
7 pro still performing excellent for me however battery / charger is becoming increasingly unreliable. Definitely not as good as it was but still workable. I agree very hard to give this phone up, even after upgrading I'll keep it as a backup.
Currently I have OP 8t which will be 3 years old in January. I am thinking about an upgrade in the coming year. I really like OP and its features, which were the reasons why I left IPhone. Would you recommend me to go with Oneplus again or shoukd I invest a little more and buy Samsung?
Great review. Enjoyed it. Ive been a huge oneplus fan and user since the OnePlus 5 and 5T. I ended up skipping the 10 pro and honestly thought OnePlus was done. I used the OnePlus 9 pro for the past year as it was the very last of the true real oneplus of old. I just recently came across a deal on the OnePlus 11 brand new for only $390 at my local best buy only because the seal had been broken but nothing in the box had been touched. It was a deal I couldn't pass up. I have been impressed and I do believe OnePlus is back. The oneplus 12 is looking like it very well may be one of the best in 2024. Cheers
Hi, nice review but the uncertainty you voice ahead of what other Phones may release would make me err to the side of caution and wait. Lack of Wireless charging is disappointing. Still hang onto my Xiaomi 12T which although also without wireless charging is in all other areas excellent and I've before Christmas decided to try out Samsung and bought the S21FE which although still getting to kn.w is very good. Keep up the good work.
Only the green version is 16gb/256gb. The black is limited to 8gb/128gb. Saying that you can preorder the green version, trade in a 9 pro and get the headphones or b&o speaker for £599. Thats an absolute bargain!
I bought the green 256GB version and am very happy with it. It matches Samsung S8 models camera for camera. And is better then the lower end Iphone 14 models. Best of all I saved Money$$$$.
With a trade-in, I can get the OnePlus 11 16gb/256gb with those headphones for £569. I'm not using the phone to be traded - a OnePlus 8 Pro - because I'm currently using a Samsung A52s 5G; the OP11 would be quite a step up, yes?
I can get the one plus 11 with the oneplus pro 2 buds for €585. If I trade in my old s20 ultra. So if you remove the buds pro 2 I am actually paying €405 for the phone! Is that a good deal?
You give a review on a phone that is very high power in hardware especially for playing games, but I never see a game controller plug into c port to see how that performs.
@@bargepoled Costs £560 in India (without trade in) with 6 months Spotify + 6 months of 100GB google drive + Red cable life plan + £110 offer with Jio Network + £20 off with accessories. The pricing in UK feels so wrong with 20 percent VAT.
Can you please comment how picture quality compares to Pixel 7P? Some reviewers report more natural picture colors with the Pixel. What is your experience?
It's just another chinese phone. 10 more phones out in china that gies same specs for far cheaper prices. Stop hyping stupid phones nad raising their prices by the year.
I still my one plus 5T.. never had an issue until now..in all these years the only thing I did was change it's battery otherwise it runs good even now but now I'm tempted to buy one plus 11 or iqoo 9 pro
Actually I hoped for the "one lens"-solution with the magnetic adjustment. Let's see if this will be part of Oneplus 12.... Perhaps I would give the OnePlus 11 a try as replacement for my Oneplus 8 (which is still quiet good) for a good pricing. The hate this "wireless charging" argumentation. I would only use it while driving in a car which has it built in by factory or just using my old 25W Dash Charge Adapter for 12V, whats still a way better than Wireless Charging.
I've seen a few reviews, and they all say the camera is meh. Thank you for showing so many photos and video samples. I must not have as keen of an eye as professional reviewers because these looked great!
Hi Tom, i don't think anyone besides tech youtubers give a F about wireless charging, it's just not convenient, it's slow af and good quality wireless chargers don't come cheap so i hope you don't downplay any device for lack of that in future reviews. Thanks for your review btw.
I love wireless charging, kinda dependant on it by now, but tbh, my phone only charges at 33w that's a bit under an hour to fully charge, but if I had 120w with a day lasting battery life I think I could give up the wireless charging. 100w not sure if they cut it, the Xiaomi 13t pro just launched at around the same price with fairly better specs and the processor is not that far from the SD gen2
I used to have an OnePlus 8 Pro and changed to iPhone after just 1 year because of all the issues I’ve had with it. It started getting screen burns from just the first month I’ve had it and I’ve seen lots of people with that issue. I used to be a die hard OP fan, but man that phone ruined it for me.
My experience with video recording and transition between cameras was terrible with OP 10 Pro. The screen made my eyes get red, harms them. It is fast but it doesn't make such a different comparing with others flagships. I have just gave up OP, it got bad after previous ceo left the company fter oppo bought OP. 😢
Why much improved main camera? Isn't the IMX 789 from the 9/10 pro superior? It was especially developed for oneplus devices and got capabilities as 4k 120fps etc. This IMX 890 in the Oneplus 11 feels like a major downgrade yet again... can someone explain to me?
Hello, I have two questions. 1) Does the phone tend to heat up on big games like Apex Legend (phone heats up and therefore framerate drop / processor instability)? 2) Where can reliable protective screens be obtained? THANKS.
@@fernandong9576 It does have acting cooling and no it doesn't heat up but it does get warm on longer sessions. The Samsung S23 is the one that heats up like crazy.
Hey Chaps! Could OnePlus win you back??
itll take a few generations to rebuild the fanbase, and even then it wont ever be as strong as it was.
It'll take time
No never I have oneplus7 pro and I'm thinking of pixel or Samsung I'm done with oneplus OS new experience
No.
I have OP6, not really on OP11...I am not decided, S23 Ultra, Pixel 7pP...dont't know yet
I've never used the wireless charging on my phone in over 2 years. I don't think it's a huge issue for most users to be fair, especially when you have a phone that charges so quickly AND has a good battery. When you really think about it, those two factors would make wireless charging unnecessary most of the time.
Yes
Thats how I charge mine every night. Less times plugging it in the longer the cord stays in the port. Im still on my galaxy s9
@@bcdoll01 That's a fair point. My OnePlus 7 Pro port is starting to fail to hold a cable.
Who needs wireless when you can full charge in 20mins :)
@Kim Nguyen absolutely.
People are just LOOKING for something to complain about.
They need to complain about samsung/ apple taking out chargers, cords, qhd screens from $1,000 phones...
If Apple/ Samsung had 100 watt charging, these folks would need a new pair of draws...
I love my OP 7T PRO 5G McLaren. Like mentioned in previous comments, the lack of support for it is what's frustrating. IMO, it's still a great capable phone... However, the last OS update has really downgraded its operations in many ways. I've been putting up with it until yesterday. Yesterday I bought this OP 11 5G direct from OnePlus since they gave such a huge Trade in / buy back & rebate, not to mention that my carrier didn't even offer the 11... I'm looking forward to owning this one and extremely happy to hear about the 4 year support. I tend to keep the things I buy for long periods of time, like my cars, computers, & phones. Quality, Maintenance, & Longevity are very important to me when it comes to purchasing pricey items...
Install a custom rom, like an official lineage os, the phone will be great again for years
I got a buyback of 27k for my one plus 8t
Literally....same. I have a 7t though. Everything else is exactly on point lol
Idk, my brother's OnePlus 7 pro works great on Oxygen OS 12. Very smooth, cameras seems to be upgraded a bit.
Just got my One Plus 11 a few days ago and I like the phone a lot. Battery life, speedy performance and web browsing matter to me. I used to think that wireless charging mattered but I don't use it much and honestly who needs it after using SuperVOOC charging which gets the phone from 0-100% in 25 minutes. I used the One Plus 6T for a while and I loved using that phone. The 10Pro gave me issues with reception and connectivity. However the One Plus 11 has been enjoyable for me to use. What I learned with phones is that no phone is perfect and they all have shortcomings. Once people realize that then they won't be so hard on certain cell phones.
Hello , what about the camera is it good?
@@poloyuio5208 pretty fantastic ❤
I've seen a lot of tech review channels, but the production quality of your videos is Insane !!! Keep it up dude.
reviewers are funny.. they're all Iphone users praising androids but using iphones. In fairness, this is is a good phone for most people who aren't photo experts and video editors
Gota have that apple watch
To be honest, the iPhone is more reliable than Android phones. Macbook is the best laptop in the market. Apple watch is the better smartwatch. We all hate apple because they charge twice compared to their competitors. Android or Windows pc is not bad products however they are not as good as apple products.
@@aymanjc4146 well after half day of use I trust iphone to have 0% of battery. After that I know 100% what it can do.
Most of the ones I know of use both with two lines. 🤷🏾♀️
Also claiming he has experienced slowdowns with previous OP phones after 2 years 😂😂😂. How can you say that since you surely never used a phone for 2 years straight 😂😂😂😂
I bought it. Previously had the 6T and some prior models. Wireless charging is not important to me, the battery lasts about 2 days and can be charged very quickly compared to other phones and wireless charging is slow as a turtle crawling. Charging with this is fast like Usain Bolt in comparison to other phones. Selfies are not my thing either so any alleged shortcomings you mentioned were not negatives for me. I really like the phone and am pleased with my purchase.
I love the fact that he does these extended performance tests. With that in mind, I'm gonna nerd out for a sec.
I'm really surprised the 10 Pro from last year got 88.3% stability in Wildlife Extreme, and the 10T with the plus variant getting 95.3 is mind blowing. The three regular 8 Gen 1 Samsungs I've tested are lucky to get over 65%.
Also, the 8 Gen 2 is obviously much faster, but with everything that's been said about its improved heat management, you would've thought it'd do better than the regular 8 Gen 1, at least.
With all that said, the 8 Gen 2 is insanely fast. The CPU matches my high end four year old laptop in some CPU benchmarks, which is nuts.
Alright, that's all I got for now. Peace ✌️
For those who would not know , OnePlus did get ColorOS unlike it's stated in the video , it's just renamed OxygenOS but it's essentially the exact same software with minor differences
It got even better 👏👏👏
After using my 7T Pro till the end of software support, I'm tempted, yes. The 4 years update promise (and the alert slider) makes this way better option than the Zenfone 9, which I was also considering earlier.
However, in Finland the pricing is really awful. 880€ for the base model and 950€ for the 256 GB model is a lot.
Performance wise, my old 7T Pro is still good and snappy so any new phone should be fine, so I don't even fully understand why all the performance comparisons for phones, as we've got computers for all the number crunching or gaming needs.
@@Nothing-kr5hn same with the 7 Pro. My God it's still doing wonders for me. Almost 4 years with this phone and I'm still in love with it. My only two big complains at the moment are the cameras, which were just good if not only ok when it came out, and the degraded battery life, which is obviously expected for such an old phone. Other than that, the performance is still solid, and I absolutely love the uninterrupted display. I was looking at the Pixel 7 Pro, a few months ago, and this new OP 11 looks really good too (I just wish it had wireless charging), but I'm probably going to stick with my current phone for about another year, or at least until later this year, when the Pixel 8 comes out. My only worry with Pixel phones is the Tensor processor, which I want to make sure manages to age properly, before buying one and be sick of the performance after a couple of years. Tbh, I never expected to last so long with a phone, and be so happy with it still, so if OnePlus actually manages to deliver phones like a few years ago, I'll definitely consider getting a new one
As user who upgraded from 7T Pro I can tell you the phone is great but you are going to miss old UI. Screen is less curved and feels better to use. Most of the time you dont notice front camera and face unlock is nice feature that didnt make much sense with motorized camera. If you are able to get OnePlus Buds Pro 2 bundled even European price is fine (7T Pro launched for more!!!). I didnt have performance needs to upgrade but loose charging connector, Waze burn-in and need for more screen on time to handle my working day without extra charging made me go for it. The most impressive thing was migrating around 150GB of my data with OnePlus app in like 30 minutes wia Wi-Fi. If I replaced loose connector and changed battery I wouldnt need to upgrade for next like year or two TBH. If you pull the trigger your gains would feel minor except for the battery life (if you dont play games) because 7T Pro was and still is the great phone to use daily. If you have any question regarding OP 11 feel free to ask me.
I'm using 7t pro McLaren and Im not sure il ever need anything more. Going to run it until it dies I think😂
I'm still using my OnePlus 5T with custom roms, haven't changed the battery even once. 😂
In Slovakia, OP 11 256 GB costs 750 €
I have used several OnePlus phones and I was doubting to change to the Samsung S23 ultra. Then the 11 came out and the price difference sealed the deal. Once more a OnePlus. I've had it for almost a year now and it's been a pleasure! Never had or used wireless charging so I don't have an issue not having that. However, the 100W charging is insanely quick! Really pleased with the phone which will last me for another 2-3 years.
The one plus 11 came out this yr right?, u had it for a year?
I like the way you reviewed this phone. I often think that comparing phones can be tricky. My favorite is always the telephoto lens. A phone is "better" if it has a longer lens. That statement makes little sense if you mostly take pictures of people and not far away things. As a learning opportunity look at your pictures on your phone. For most, it is of people. A 2-power lens is "better" for portraits, yet a 3.3 is valued higher. Not sure if that makes sense to everyone, but I like the way you look at a phone and the way it is used. Thank you.
Got oneplus 6t and still keep it..works wonderfully until now.
I have the nord 2t a mid range phone that’s acting like a more expensive one. Had it for 4 months. Amazing phone for the money. Fast and capable. Wouldn’t complain if I had this one
Love everything u do
Great video, I've decided to order the OP 11 it's a great phone for the price despite some cut backs. But I don't mind because I don't use wires charging and the biggest win for me is the fast wired charging and the dual sim card tray. Which you can't find here in the U.S., it will be my travel phone when I Ieave for Asia. I don't like esim at all. It will give me a chance to use it, test it out and receive any updates before I leave. I just take pictures and I never shoot videos or take selfies. This way I don't have to take my Pixel 7 Pro which I love. Thank you!
Never used wireless charging and I barely take photos. This should be a good upgrade to my ROG Phone 2. I was going to get the ROG 7, but the top model is $1500 now... Almost double what the top model ROG 2 cost.
Looks like I've found my upgrade.
Paris cafes in the rain are iconic. Very good camera on this phone by the looks of things.
Just ordered one. Best phone for me at any price.
Sounds good, but I'll wait for 6 month after it gets 25% price drop - around £600 for 256gb should be more or less right price.
a man of culture
Oh I didn’t know it was more expensive in the UK. But waiting another 6 months is the right way to do it for sure.
How do you know It will drop the price after 6month?
Doubt it. There's a huge shortage of phones so that'll keep prices high.
Atm useing OnePlus6T 5 years still going so yeahh ... now getting new OnePlus11 cant wait to get it
I upgraded to a OP 11 from a 10 pro. I didn't use wireless charging, so I don't miss it. The downgrade from 3x to 2x zoom I don't miss either as I never used it. The performance is what I really like about OP.
I need to see how well it does with 4k video and what that looks like on my 85"4k Sony Bravia TV. But my 10 pro did great on that. It's really cool that this little phone and record that well.
I do love the phone, but I have concerns of the durability and the after sales support which is very little to non-existent. I have good confidence in my ASUS ROG 6 tho.
Can you share your review of OP11 here ? with current software update and improvements ?
I bought the OP 11 and absolutely loved it but I had wifi dropouts and poor 5g signal. The USB 2.0 pushed me over the top and I send it back .I'll wait for the OP12
Great video! Do you think it's worth switching from pixel 7 pro to oneplus 11? Thanks
Would've been good if you had tested its purported faster Wifi connectivity. My OP6 does worse than other phones when connecting to Wifi and sometimes even to data, despite having the same ISP and being in the same space. That's more important than wireless charging etc. The most important things for me are Wifi and data connectivity, speed and stability, heat control, battery life and size (not too big). I just want a phone that won't fall out of my pocket or feel like it's on fire and drain to 50% when I use Google Maps for 30 minutes, and has pretty good download speeds with the average website.
It's actually not surprising that this phone does not have wireless charging. OnePlus is trying to get back to the days of being a flagship killer and that is obvious in the 11. By definition, flagship killers are all about speed, performance and overall function. To that end, they pair away gimmicky features like wireless charging and power share in favor of processing speed, memory and amazing charging technology. That is also why they have already announced that there will not be a pro model this year. Besides, who really cares about slow wireless charging when you can have 80 watt fast charging? In addition, I am very happy to see that they brought back dual SIM card ability in the United States variance this year. They haven't had dual SIM card ability since the eight series. Anyway, I just pre-ordered mine on Amazon today and I can't wait for it to be delivered on February the 20th.
So why they have 50W wireless charging? Seems totally gimmick according to you huh
@@baoquoc3710 The OnePlus 11 doesn't have wireless charging 50 watts or otherwise. I don't know where you're getting that. Lol. Wireless charging is the biggest gimmick on the smartphone market. It is slow, inconvenient and utterly pointless. I can't imagine why anybody would want to wait hours for their phone to charge when they can get something like a OnePlus 11 with 80 watt fast charging and it's a done deal in about a half an hour.
@@baoquoc3710 One more thing, people will actually pay about $200 more for a device simply so it'll charge slower and less efficiently. Talk about turning yourself into a total mark. Lol
agree with you. oneplus saved money by not putting extra festures like wireless charging and water resistence.
I would be more happy if they fully remove water resistence and make it less costly 😄😄
@@dilpazirahmad9112 I have no problem with OnePlus giving their phones water and dust protection. However, I like the idea that they don't want to pay for the IP68 certification. The cost of that raises the price of The phone by about $150. In all reality, OnePlus build every device with the equivalent of an IP68 rating. However, they don't pay for it and most people need to realize that. After all, flagship killers are all about power, build quality and offering it to the consumer at a much lower price than the competition. They are able to do that by not paying for certifications and loading down their phone with needless gimmicky features like wireless charging. Obviously, flagship killers are all about the needs of the superuser.👍
Great vids, mate. You might consider bigger spaced letters with your logo on the wall, might be more readable (advert..)
Getting my 11 tomorrow, been rocking the 6T since release. Just realized last week that I wasn't getting anymore updates for it. Lol. Little late but I've been happy since I bought it. Besides a few bugs here and there it's still super snappy and the battery life is still very good. But I do everything on my phone, financials, alot of online purchases. So, I need the android security patches. Pretty sad that the reason alot of people upgrade is because manufacturers stop supporting devices. But that's just the way it is.
I will say, wireless charging isn't important to me. It's inferior to cable charging in my eyes.
Just like wireless buds, they took the headphone jack away. I guarantee in the future, their will be wireless charging only phones. That will be interesting. Hah
I have a OnePlus 11 phone.Fantastic in 👍👍 design software is amazing and battery mind blowing thanks to nano cooling chip set.👍
good in gaming.👍
Love the front camera amazing
I'm just wondering which game he is playing at 4:23, it looks like a harry potter game, anyone knows which one it is?
5:28 - To be honest, it is basically identical to ColorOS now. It basically it just with a different name.
I have a OnePlus 7 pro and Ive been extremely happy with it. After 4 years it's still very fast but recently the 4 year old battery has been on the decline and the pop-up camera ribbon cable broke after 4 years of popping up. Also the screen has some burn-in. But the annoying thing is that I can't find any NEW phone that is watertight, and has full OLED screen without any holes like the OnePlus 7 pro does. 😒
Great review! I still have the OnePlus 7Pro, and it's still running great. I might consider upgrading if the OnePlus 11 supports e-sim. Do you have that information?
Yes ! Same here still rocking my op7 pro phone has aged well
Can't leave my OP7pro. Still waiting 😂
Well done. I thought I was good hanging onto my 8 pro!
7 pro still performing excellent for me however battery / charger is becoming increasingly unreliable. Definitely not as good as it was but still workable. I agree very hard to give this phone up, even after upgrading I'll keep it as a backup.
@@wp6544 recently I also noticed my battery is losing its capacity, but with proper care it can hold power for a full day!
Watching this one my one plus 5t which still runs flawlessly 😎
Great review! Deffo one of the best reviewers out there old chap!! 👍🏼
A comparison between I phone 14, OnePlus 11 , pixel 7 and Galaxy S23 is needed..👍🏽👀
Thank you for this mate ! Love your videos ❤
Glad you liked it!
Got this phone yesterday it is amazing!
Had it about a week now Really liking it! Does what I need and does it well! 😊.
everything is pretty decent to this phone but they should have fix the front camera and should have 4k video
Can an update bring 4k video recording in front camera?
Hey Tech chap Ufs 4.0 storage only comes on the 256gb version?Which color looks best in person?
Correct. And black
Yes, no 128GB storage will have UFS 4.0, from what I have heard.
@andyH_England I just found it on oneplus website the ufs 4.0 storage is only on the 256gb.The 128 gb has ufs 3.1
Aren't all phones an incremental update over the previous model?
Currently I have OP 8t which will be 3 years old in January. I am thinking about an upgrade in the coming year. I really like OP and its features, which were the reasons why I left IPhone. Would you recommend me to go with Oneplus again or shoukd I invest a little more and buy Samsung?
Great review. Enjoyed it. Ive been a huge oneplus fan and user since the OnePlus 5 and 5T. I ended up skipping the 10 pro and honestly thought OnePlus was done. I used the OnePlus 9 pro for the past year as it was the very last of the true real oneplus of old. I just recently came across a deal on the OnePlus 11 brand new for only $390 at my local best buy only because the seal had been broken but nothing in the box had been touched. It was a deal I couldn't pass up.
I have been impressed and I do believe OnePlus is back. The oneplus 12 is looking like it very well may be one of the best in 2024.
Cheers
Used 6 7 8 9 now Oppo find x3 pro might switch back but the x3 pro spec still stand strong after 2 years
Hi, nice review but the uncertainty you voice ahead of what other Phones may release would make me err to the side of caution and wait. Lack of Wireless charging is disappointing.
Still hang onto my Xiaomi 12T which although also without wireless charging is in all other areas excellent and I've before Christmas decided to try out Samsung and bought the S21FE which although still getting to kn.w is very good. Keep up the good work.
Only the green version is 16gb/256gb. The black is limited to 8gb/128gb. Saying that you can preorder the green version, trade in a 9 pro and get the headphones or b&o speaker for £599. Thats an absolute bargain!
That's not true hahaha... the black version is 16/256. So pretty much a lie.
@@AliXalted check on their website. I tried to order black 256gb there was no option for it so I had to order the green
@@AliXalted might be different in other countries but on the UK OnePlus store only the green variant is available in 16gb/256gv
Question is it a Google play store certified phone?
But, a Twin SIM card slot, or not. Please tell me
The phone you are reviewing is it from India or China. Please advise
I bought the green 256GB version and am very happy with it. It matches Samsung S8 models camera for camera. And is better then the lower end Iphone 14 models. Best of all I saved Money$$$$.
Usually when looking for a new phone, sound/speaker would be a factor on list of musts for a phone. ❤ The 11...
With a trade-in, I can get the OnePlus 11 16gb/256gb with those headphones for £569. I'm not using the phone to be traded - a OnePlus 8 Pro - because I'm currently using a Samsung A52s 5G; the OP11 would be quite a step up, yes?
I think yes, i have s20fe, and also think for op11, s23+ is moore expensive (((
Please help me! Just to take quick easy photos, do I use high Res or 10 bit?
Hallo there . Proud user of a OnePlus 8T two years now havent noticed any downgrade on performance i have to say .
I wish they didn't come back with such an unsightly camera module
Totally agree with you. What's up with the circle on top of the semi-square?
Yep I'm also looking at the back of my phone all the time.
Disagree with you. I kinda like it. It gives the phone some character and you'd know its a oneplus whrn you see it
That camera Module looks good than the weird stove top of OP 10 pro at least.
The camera is the best looking one put out this far. I bought it because of how good it looks.
Should i buy iphone 13 or oneplus 11?..bit confuse.. Please help
I can get the one plus 11 with the oneplus pro 2 buds for €585. If I trade in my old s20 ultra. So if you remove the buds pro 2 I am actually paying €405 for the phone! Is that a good deal?
You give a review on a phone that is very high power in hardware especially for playing games, but I never see a game controller plug into c port to see how that performs.
Costs £580 in US and £729 here in the UK. What a bummer.
you can preorder the green version, trade in a 9 pro and get the headphones or b&o speaker for £599. Thats an absolute bargain!
@@bargepoled Costs £560 in India (without trade in) with 6 months Spotify + 6 months of 100GB google drive + Red cable life plan + £110 offer with Jio Network + £20 off with accessories. The pricing in UK feels so wrong with 20 percent VAT.
Can you please comment how picture quality compares to Pixel 7P? Some reviewers report more natural picture colors with the Pixel. What is your experience?
Amazing review. Keen to know why auxiliary 0.5 mm port is disappearing.
I have this phone one word - Amazing ❤
The phone is great. Especially when you consider the price.
Wnats the price they didn't tell ig
i mention it early in the video - it's $699 / £729
@@Thetechchap 800 euros for Europe god damn OnePlus
If you like Chinese spy phones
It's just another chinese phone. 10 more phones out in china that gies same specs for far cheaper prices. Stop hyping stupid phones nad raising their prices by the year.
I still my one plus 5T.. never had an issue until now..in all these years the only thing I did was change it's battery otherwise it runs good even now but now I'm tempted to buy one plus 11 or iqoo 9 pro
I switched from oneplus 5t to Samsung note 20 ultra. The best decision i made.
I'm back, after ditching OnePlus after my last one 5 yrs ago. I had OnePlus One, 3T, 6T and I've just bought the 11
Nice vid, thanks! *liked and sub'd
how is the software is it buggy
The only thing i didn't like is why the downgrade in the water and dust resistance!! From ip68 to ip 64
12:38 is a beautiful shot, also can you tell me 13:13 is filmed with what?
5:38 how did i not know about the 3 finger swipe until now wtf.
Actually I hoped for the "one lens"-solution with the magnetic adjustment. Let's see if this will be part of Oneplus 12.... Perhaps I would give the OnePlus 11 a try as replacement for my Oneplus 8 (which is still quiet good) for a good pricing.
The hate this "wireless charging" argumentation. I would only use it while driving in a car which has it built in by factory or just using my old 25W Dash Charge Adapter for 12V, whats still a way better than Wireless Charging.
I have an 8T and went through Android 11, 12 and now 13. 11 was great, 12 was horrible and 13 is (although not stock-like anymore), kinda good.
Got 8t as well. I'm really getting annoyed with the extra things you have to do with notifications like you can't swipe either way to get rid
@@ChampStan yeah, that's true. Marques pointed that exact thing. But overall I fell it is better than 12
I've seen a few reviews, and they all say the camera is meh. Thank you for showing so many photos and video samples. I must not have as keen of an eye as professional reviewers because these looked great!
whats the instagram stories quality on this phone
thanks you so much for the review!
how the call app working ? and the close face sensor(when you get close the phone with your face)?
What FPS counter did you use on the phone in this video?
go to developer settings and turn on show refresh rate
@@hassanhazara thanks mate.
Please answer me
Is there a TWIN SIM CARD LOT, or NOT? IM Changing my Honor magic 4 Pro to it soon. Mistake or???
No
Hi Tom, i don't think anyone besides tech youtubers give a F about wireless charging, it's just not convenient, it's slow af and good quality wireless chargers don't come cheap so i hope you don't downplay any device for lack of that in future reviews.
Thanks for your review btw.
25 mins from 0-100% with the 100-watt charger! Who cares about wireless charging when charging can be that fast.
Most average consumers don’t. I did a device upgrade for a customer who had an S20 and she had no idea she ever had that.
I have s20FE, and thinking about op11,
Is replacing the processor for a bit faster plus slightly changed optics in the camera to encourage spending my hard-earned money?
Watching this on my 6t.... Still kicking!
Damn! I miss my 6T loved that phone.
What's your cam?
I love wireless charging, kinda dependant on it by now, but tbh, my phone only charges at 33w that's a bit under an hour to fully charge, but if I had 120w with a day lasting battery life I think I could give up the wireless charging. 100w not sure if they cut it, the Xiaomi 13t pro just launched at around the same price with fairly better specs and the processor is not that far from the SD gen2
Your Video Quality is better than any tech youtubers
No it isn't
Tom you are an awesome TH-camr but you and all your TH-camr friends need to realise 90% of people don't care/use about wireless charging
I used to have an OnePlus 8 Pro and changed to iPhone after just 1 year because of all the issues I’ve had with it. It started getting screen burns from just the first month I’ve had it and I’ve seen lots of people with that issue. I used to be a die hard OP fan, but man that phone ruined it for me.
What do you think about Oxygen Os now ? Does it annoy you or it's ok ?
I bought 11 and I regret it already. Also UK customer service is so bad. Since OnePlus 5 I bought OnePlus. But not anymore.
For its battery and fast charging capability im thinking to purchase this phone .
My experience with video recording and transition between cameras was terrible with OP 10 Pro. The screen made my eyes get red, harms them. It is fast but it doesn't make such a different comparing with others flagships. I have just gave up OP, it got bad after previous ceo left the company fter oppo bought OP. 😢
Waiting to see what Oppo does with the Find X 6 Pro. Although I imagine It'll be uber expensive .
Can I buy OnePlus 11... is it worth buying over Pixel 7 pro or S23 or MI 13 pro? H
@@Ado-T if you had to pick one then I would go with the OnePlus but if you already have the google or the mi then the OnePlus is not an upgrade..
@@NeilusNihilus thank you
Why much improved main camera? Isn't the IMX 789 from the 9/10 pro superior?
It was especially developed for oneplus devices and got capabilities as 4k 120fps etc.
This IMX 890 in the Oneplus 11 feels like a major downgrade yet again... can someone explain to me?
Just watch the other reviewers, basically the front cameras aren't that great. You'd be better off with an s23 if you value that instead
Should I go for 10PRO in 2023
Yes! You can get it brand new for $600 I think it's a better phone. Better IP rating and wireless charging you'll still get 3-4 years out of it.
No
OnePlus 11 is cheaper and better
Hi dear
Thanks 4 ur videos
Sir OnePlus 11 or Vivo x90 pro which phone camera are best for photos please reply me
On your plus sides you didn't mention the 100w charging capabilities which destroy anything Apple, Samsung or Google offer.
Call quality?
Hello, I have two questions.
1) Does the phone tend to heat up on big games like Apex Legend (phone heats up and therefore framerate drop / processor instability)?
2) Where can reliable protective screens be obtained?
THANKS.
Of course it will heat up, it doesn't have active cooling.
It comes with a screen protector
@@fernandong9576 It does have acting cooling and no it doesn't heat up but it does get warm on longer sessions. The Samsung S23 is the one that heats up like crazy.
@@msnehamukherjee bruh, active cooling is when it has a fan. This phone has a vapor chamber, which is passive cooling...
On the Oneplus 9 Pro here and loving Android 13 ;)