Oppo today introduced the Reno11 and Reno11 Pro – its mid-range leaders – with a refreshed back design and faster chipsets. Compared to the Chinese versions of the Reno10, the battery capacity has also increased, but Oppo has decided to slightly reduce the SuperVOOC charging speed.
OppoReno11
The vanilla Reno11 is built around a 6.7-inch OLED screen with 1080p resolution. The 10-bit screen supports a 120 Hz refresh rate and a 240 Hz touch sampling rate. The front has a punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera, slightly curved sides for better handling, and an under-display fingerprint scanner .
The chipset is Mediatek’s Dimensity 8200, which Oppo used in the Reno10 Pro, but it’s still an upgrade for the vanilla model in the series.
The Reno11 uses the 50MP Sony LYT600 sensor as the primary camera on the back. The shooter has an f/1.8 aperture, autofocus, and OIS. Added to this is a 32MP portrait camera with 2x zoom. The third camera is an 8MP ultra-wide shooter with 112-degree FoV.
The selfie camera is the good old 32MP camera that has been part of every Reno and Find X smartphone for the last three years.
The battery capacity is 4,800 mAh, which is about 5% more than that of the Reno10 phones. Maximum charging speed is 67W, which on paper is a downgrade, but Oppo still claims it takes 19 minutes for the phone to go from 0 to 50%.
The phone ships with Color OS 14 out of the box and also has NFC support. It doesn’t have a 3.5mm audio jack or a micro SD slot, but the card tray has space for two nano-SIM cards.
Oppo Reno11 is available in Black, Green or White colors. Prices in China are CNY 2,499 ($350/€320) for the 8/256 GB version, CNY 2,799 ($390/€360) for the 12/256 GB version and CNY 2,999 ($420/€385) for the 12/512 GB one. variant. Pre-orders are live, with actual sales expected to begin November 25th.
Oppo Reno11 Pro
The Pro version may look the same as its vanilla sibling, but it brings numerous updates. The 6.74-inch OLED screen has a resolution of 2772 x 1240 pixels and a peak brightness of up to 1,600 nits.
Oppo Reno11 Pro packs the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, previously used by Reno10 Pro+.
The Reno11 Pro’s 50MP OIS main camera is upgraded to the Sony IMX890 sensor, which is larger and more powerful. The rest of the cameras are the same: 32 MP portrait and 8 MP ultrawide with 112-degree FoV, as well as the 32 MP front camera.
The battery is divided into two 2,350 mAh cells that make up a total typical capacity of 4,700 mAh. Charging speed is 80W and Oppo says the phone takes 11 minutes to charge from 0 to 50%. Other highlights include Color OS 14, NFC support, and dual-SIM with 5G on both cards.
The Oppo Reno 11 Pro is available for pre-order in white, green or black. The starting price is CNY 3,499 ($490/€450) for 12/256 GB and CNY 3,799 ($530/€490) for 12/512 GB. The first sale in China is scheduled for next week, December 1st.
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