The OnePlus 11, which will debut globally on February 7, will launch in China as soon as it has been certified by the Chinese certificate authority TENAA.
We’re reviewing the unit with model code PBH110, which recently went through AnTuTu and scored over 1.3 million points in benchmark tests. TENAA has listed the specifications of the OnePlus 11 on its website, leaving little to the imagination on the smartphone.
To start with, the OnePlus 11 is built around a 6.7” QHD+ AMOLED display, which is said to have a 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone has an eight-core CPU at the helm clocked at 3.18 GHz, which we know is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC.
The OnePlus 11 has two options of RAM (12GB, 16GB) and storage (256GB, 512GB) and packs a battery with a nominal capacity of 2,435mAh. That’s likely the size of a single cell, so the total rated capacity will be 4,870mAh.
The flagship will come with four cameras in tow: a 16MP selfie camera up front, with a triple-camera setup at the rear comprising 50MP telephoto, 48MP ultrawide, and 32MP units.
The OnePlus 11 will have a thickness of 8.53 mm, a weight of 205 g and will support 5G networks. It will also feature an in-display fingerprint reader, and while TENAA doesn’t mention the version of Android the smartphone is running, thanks to AnTuTu we know it will launch Android 13.
OnePlus previously confirmed that the OnePlus 11 will have Hasselblad’s camera setup and an alert slider. You can expect OnePlus to reveal more about the smartphone in the coming days.
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