1 Month with the OnePlus 11 - Should You Buy? 

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

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...

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.

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 😂😂😂😂

Hello , what about the camera is it good?

​@@poloyuio5208 pretty fantastic ❤

It got even better 👏👏👏

The one plus 11 came out this yr right?, u had it for a year?

@@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 €

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.

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 ?

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.

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.

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

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.👍

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

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 think yes, i have s20fe, and also think for op11, s23+ is moore expensive (((

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

For some people. If you have a phone that charges very quickly and has a good battery life, you really don't need the feature if you think about it.

@@opus4rv Its about preferences. I too prefer wireless charging over any cable. Right now I am using a magnet cable to auto-connect to charging, but wireless would be the pinnacle. And the great thing about Android, is there are always some phones with the features you want,

Glad you liked it!

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!

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.

One plus Pro is not going to exist. 11 series is restriced to 11 and 11R only

@@nishantagrawal5772 And Ace 2 for some reason.

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...

No it isn't