11 5G, 16GB RAM+256GB, Dual-SIM, Titan Black, US Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 5000 mAh Battery, 80W Fast Charging, Hasselblad Camera, 120Hz Fluid Display, 4nm Processor

I've been an Android enthusiast since the first Android phone was available here, the HTC Dream/Google G1, I've run custom firmware, and tweaked the bejesus out of my devices, so I think I know a thing or two. This phone is absolutely top-notch. High spec hardware that works great, in a beautiful, slickly designed package. The Oneplus 11 will hang with any of the current gen Samsungs or Pixel Pro in just about any way. The camera performance may not test quite as highly as a current Galaxy S Ultra or Pixel Pro, but the cameras are very good and very close! Beautiful screen, blazing fast performance, 16gb RAM, and all the 5G and LTE bands you need for any US carrier, so what's not to like? I've found the battery life to be very good, as I still have at least 50% left when I get home from work. And as for charging, WOW, this thing charges ridiculously fast with the included charger - faster than just about anything else out there, and most phones don't even come with a charger anymore. Igo from 40-50% to full in almost no time. I did turn off the Wise charging feature though because I couldn't figure out how to set it up, and its mystery schedule didn't jibe with my super early wake up time. The lack of wireless charging seems unthinkable for an otherwise incredible flagship-level phone in 2023, and I have no idea why they omitted it. This is unforgivable, although I will say that with the battery life and super fast charging I can get by without wireless. This need not be a deal breaker even if you must have it, since wireless adaptors are all over Amazon for like $12. I have found some negative aspects of this phone, albeit minor ones I can live with. For one, the phone is beautifully designed but very slippery in the hand. You're going to protect your investment with a case anyway though, aren't you? I found a nice clear TPU one that shows it off will protecting it a bit and adding enough grip to make me comfortable. And I do wish the screen was flat rather than curved. I see no benefit to the curved edges, which can cause glare at some angles and lighting conditions, and they make screen protectors and cases a little difficult to engineer perfectly. The fingerprint sensor is my only other gripe. It works, but I have yet to find an under-screen sensor, whether ultrasonic or optical, that works as reliably and quickly as I'd like. Moto nails it with their side-mounted sensor on the power button of some recent phones, and I loved what LG did when the had it in the center of the BACK of their phones. My glass screen protector is probably partially to blame, but the sensor wasn't perfect with the factory-applied TPU cover, either. This has prompted me to finally try face unlock, which Oneplus has done a good job with, admittedly. All in all, I love this phone. It is probably the best Android device I've owned, surpassing even the LG V30 and Samsung s10 5G, which were my favorites in their respective heydays. The Oxygen OS interface isn't as intuitive as stock Android, and some people really don't like recent incarnations of it, but I don't have a problem with it. Full disclosure: the first thing I do with any Android device is install Nova launcher and the same basic setup I've been using for several years, so manufacturers' launchers are irrelevant to me, but Oxygen OS is fine with me otherwise and Oneplus bloatware is minimal. 6/5 stars, GREAT phone with very competitive pricing for what you get.

I was convinced to buy this phone after seeing the photos my daughter got with hers. what i dont like is no SD card for extra storage. 256GB is OK BUT migrating from a well used established phone with its files doesnt leave me a lot for the photos i will be generating with this. it appears the phone DOES come with a screen protector on it. i didn't realize that and installed a second party screen protector, which caused a lot of issues which was quite frustrating, for instance the phone was near impossible to catch a phone call as the screen was not awakened on a incoming call. the touch sensitivity was not responsive and always misspelling and changing my typing, I spent a lot of time correcting the spelling of my work.... again extremely frustrating. after i observed the dirt that had collected under the protector, i decided to change it. and then is when i observed that there seemed to be a second one i did not know existed. ......... soooo...... after installing a new protector all these issues went away. it has caused me to retract all the bad things i had murmured about this fine cellphone/camera with a poor interface. I still wish it had Micro SD capability a TB of extra memory, that would make me contented to a high level. when i initially set it up and transferred the old phone to new, i was surprised at the speed of which all the data i wanted was moved. photos, videos, all other documents. However it lacked the bookmarks of my preferred browser. i like the way it manages the battery usage, notifies me when an app is using too much and sends me to the settings to tweek its permission and usage the phone / system Shuts down apps that have not been used in a few months and removing permissions. I am not sure if it is the new version of android but, it is keeping things controlled instead of snowballing into a big mess that is hard to resolve later and running the devise into high inefficiency. as for charging it is screaming fast. it has a setting that will take its time also I believe it is good to avoid baking the battery every time you charge. and there are several times i have gone 2 days of use before running the battery low. as for the camera. i love the interface and the optical quality for a cell phone is astounding. even zoomed in the pictures maintain a fair level of quality. as opposed to my past phones that would zoom but produced images that resembled impressionist paintings. the portraits of people and snapshots of random things always please. I cannot wait till the northern lights are visible here in the Alaskan skies. I will however retain my dslr equipment for the money shots.... I caught this on sale for $699 which is the most i have paid for a cell phone ever. I love the freedom I have from the control of the famous fruit company phone, and the huge cost they sell their new model for... ouch for me it was a big step up from the Blu phones, which I last bought the F91 5G is no slouch the camera couldnt do well in low light, but to its advantage it was fast, and i have a 512GB Mico SD on top of the 256 internal. at $199 (Sale price ) but the camera sucked. so i GEEKED out and use both cell phones for different uses. Thats all I can say for now. all the best to you and good luck

I switch between iPhones and Android phones from time to time. I love the easy customization of Android system and seamless synchronization with PC Windows and my Google suite (I am a heavy PC and Google app user). And my smart home is Google based which works better with Android. But I hate the fact that Android phone/system gets sluggish after a while. I hate everything about iPhone but I do think iPhone/iOS has better optimization and provides a smoother experience. OnePlus 11 5G is a great Android phone and I have yet to find any main shortcomings. It is slick, fast, powerful and has a lot of features. It accepts both fingerprint and facial recognition, which is very convenient. The screen looks amazing. The color is vivid. The camera is top-notch. Since it's Android, it supports all kinds of audio codecs. I am able to listen to music at either LDAC or aptX quality on my bluetooth headphones while iPhone will restrict me to AAC. I am also a business person who travels often in different parts of the world and needs to switch sim card. The dual sim card slots make my life a lot easier. There are several useful features built in the operating system such as split screen, floating screen etc., making working on my phone a lot easier. The fast charging is great. A full charge can last a whole day without any issue. This is amazing considering that I am a heavy phone user. However, I wish it was equipped with wireless charging. This may be the only shortcoming I found so far. Overall I am very happy with this phone so far. Great job, OnePlus! I just hope that OnePlus won't be banned by the US government again one day like what they did to Huawei since OnePlus is also a Chinese company.

I don't know why people or other reviewers are so technically specific about this phone as compared to other phones of its type, but I decided to go ahead and get one. I am an owner of the Samsung S23 Ultra, which is a decidedly wonderful phone, but what I really love about this phone is the little things that Samsung does not do! To be honest I have had OnePlus phones in the past and I was thoroughly satisfied with them. I bought the Samsung S23 Ultra because I got a great deal on the storage upgrade, like the same price for the 512 GB as for the 256 GB, in which trade in from my old S22 I ended up paying only a few hundred dollars. With this phone (OnePlus 11) s's et up was incredibly easy and quick and I have over 120 apps on my phone! It just went so quickly that I had to keep checking to be sure it was actually working. The call quality is unbelievably good. Even when connecting it to my Wi-Fi, it went so quickly that it was scary! Now as for the camera quality. Like most people, I do not buy a smartphone just to take pictures and videos and I am certainly not Frederico Fellini. The picture quality is excellent even in close-ups and in darker situations. I think a lot of people even professional reviewers when it comes to cell phones have gotten just so picky and nitpicky that they miss the major points of whether or not it is just a device, because there's always a "but"! People are sticking to the point that this phone only has an IP64 rating versus an IP67 or 68 rating. This phone does well in splash situations or rain, versus being able to submerge the phone like most people decide to stick a $1000 cell phone underwater to take pictures of fish anyway! It's a bogus point! Besides there are cases you can buy, waterproof cases, that can handle this if you do decide to go deep sea diving with your phone or are worried about it getting wet and falling out of your pocket in a pool or in the ocean. It's just a nonstarter for an issue. People also complained that it doesn't do wireless charging. With the charger, it comes with this thing and the ability to go from 0 to 100 in literally a matter of minutes who gives a damn about a wireless charger when you can easily put this charger/adapter in your pocket and use it anywhere there is electricity! Again another bogus point! For the price, simply put, this is an outstanding phone and it is clear I should have gotten this one instead of the S23 Ultra because from my viewpoint they are both equally as good. I'm loving it!

Overall, I bought this phone because it had the best specs for its price. Great camera, much RAM, just as big as my old phone (Hauwei SE Mate) if not just slightly longer, and also AMOLED! Oh and also the long security update promise of 5 years compared to some phones running only for 2 years. Some of the things I wish this phone had though are putting the fingerprint reader on the back, and having the volume button not be directly across from power (because down volume tends to have me press the power as well to open the shutdown context), and then there's the bug I experienced with the alarm function. When the alarm rings on my phone and I close the notification, there doesn't seem to be a way to shut it off except by force closing the clock app. Overall, I enjoy the phone I picked and don't regret it but I do hope OnePlus continues improving the software side of things.

Was very worried whether I could get a provider, because I was with Straight Talk with my last phone and I couldn't find information that Straight Talk worked on this OnePlus 11 phone. I went from an A51 Samsung Galaxy phone to the US Factory OnePlus 11. I took the Sim card out of the Samsung and put it in the OnePlus 11 and I had service right away. I know I couldn't keep the new phone on the old Sim, so I went to get a new Sim Card, but ended up buying a Simple Mobile SIM card which is a sister company to Straight Talk. Had to call into Simple Mobile to set it up though. It would not just setup. However, when I called customer service and they sent me codes, they asked me questions, such as "what is your pin", etc. and I couldn't answer them because I was not setup with Simple Mobile. I kept saying I am not getting codes from Simple Mobile and I haven't setup security questions with Simple Mobile. Later during the conversation I noticed I was getting messages from Straight Talk. I then found out the same people I was speaking with work for both Straight Talk and Simple Mobile. So, my codes were in another email address I set up for Straight Talk. The security questions they asked me that I couldn't answer, were actually the Security Questions I setup in Straight Talk. Was confusing. Want people to know, I just did not want to order a SIM from Amazon or Straight Talk and wait a few days to get it. That is the only reason I didn't set it up with Straight Talk. The IMIE number did work with Straight Talk. I tried it also with Google Fi and Verizon. Verizon actually recognized the ESIM as well. So, I was surprised. So, my answer to, "Will this phone work with Straight Talk?" Yes it will and it also works with Simple Mobile. I bought the Simple Mobile Bring your Own Phone 4G LTE and 5G Sim Card. It was $1.00. But they charged me another .55 cents for 911 emergency fee for the Sim Card. When I signed up with Simple Mobile to be my actual provider, I noticed I am charged again .55 cents for 911 emergency fee? The look is different then what is in the pictures. It is not a dark green. In fact it is sort of a light blue green. It is very nice looking and a wonderful surprise. I would say it is more of a marine blue. Laying down with a clear cover on the back of it. It is a light green/gray color. How fast it charges is amazing. 15 to 20 minutes and it is fully charged. Love it! It was very easy to setup. I used the Google backup method, by backing up my old phone to Google Drive and then uploading from Google Drive to the new phone. All my apps were setup automatically. I just had to put in my internet credentials and email credentials and I was all set. One thing I noticed was I couldn't shut the phone off. Apparently you press the power button on the right and have to hold the volumn up on the left at the same time to get the power option to shut it off. I didn't like that...so I went into Settings and went to Additional Settings and went to Power Button Menu and then to the Press and hold the power button menu and checked off the Power Menu instead of the Voice Assistant. Now all I have to do is press the right hand button and hold it and I get the Power off menu. I did this because everytime I went to power down the phone by using the right power button, the Google Voice Assistant popped up. Couldn't stand it, so I changed that button to just be Power on and off by doing the above. I know I read previous reviews stating this problem, but I don't think anyone said how to change it. So, this is for people like me, who don't want the google assistant coming up when they are trying to shut their phone off. I will try setting it up with my car next, but I really don't expect any problems. The service has been good so far and am not having any problems with text, voice or data. I didn't like the lock screen clock. It was weird as it separated vertically the hour and the minutes. I was able to change that by going to Settings, then Wallpapers & Style, then menu option: always on Display and then changing the clock. There are not a lot of options there. But, maybe I can download something on Google Play. So, far very happy customer. Update: Works with Android Auto. Set it up in my car with no problem. Was tricky as I didn't understand what I was doing. Plugged it into my USB port in the car and plugged the other end of cord to the phone. Went to menu in car and put on BT Pairing and went to my phone and swiped down to get Bluetooth. It said available devices and gave me some sort of at numbers and letters that had no sense to it one way or another and I pressed that on the phone and then pressed BT pairing on the car menu and I then saw Car Audio and it asked me if I wanted to pair or accept that, so I pressed yes. Called someone and it came over my car radio which was perfect. Make sure car is on when you do all of this and it does say to have it in park. I don't think it mattered in my case. I have an older 2015 car and it worked fine. I got calls in and they also went out. Perfect! The google mapping worked perfectly on my phone giving me direction by direction. Bought a second US Factory OnePlus 11 5GB for my husband and setup Android Auto and it gives us google mapping on his car dashboard with no problems.

So let me start by stating that I have been a One Plus loyal customer back since 2014 when I had the pleasure of getting an invite from one of my friends s to purchase the OnePlus1. I have had OnePlus3T, OnePlus6, Oneplus7(for a short period of time this on I broke it), OnePlus8T, and now the onePlus115G (this without considering earbuds and other accessories). It has been a great phone for 7 months. Last night I went to bed as usual, read a few articles and went to sleep, the next morning my phone was off, which thought about right as it probably got discharged (had about 10% charge), so I plugged it in for 30 minutes, when I came back the phone was overheated and still off and unable to turn on. I called support the first agent dropped the call. The second agent Erna (10:29 AM 11/24/2023) transferred me to a supervisor Stefan, who said to be from escalation Support. The bottom line, is to get support I need the IMEI, but the phone does not have an IMEI on the back; I seriously no longer have the original box, so what I was told is that they can't do anything for me because I need the IMEI to start a service request. Amazon invoice and order do not show the IMEI. So I really have an expensive brick in my hands because the manufacturer has no process or means to support me. I have been a customer for 9 years, and never required support from them, a nd now that I really need some help, their response is that I need to understand they can't do anything without the IMEI. So this is the last OnePlus phone I get and I would seriously advise you to get another brand other than OnePlus because they will not blink before throwing you into the water, no real customer service.

Overall I'm loving the OnePlus 11 so far! It really feels like a flagship device, but without the ludicrous flagship price tag. It's not a perfect phone, but delivers on the aspects that matter most to me: Performance, screen quality, and battery life + charging speed. The phone doesn't skip a beat with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and up to a whopping 16GB RAM. Gorgeous screen with 1440p resolution and buttery 120Hz that dynamically scales down to save battery. Speaking of which, the battery experience is wonderful. I'm seeing 1.5-2 days of regular use before needing to charge back up, which takes less than 30 mins! The phone does have some shortcomings however: No wireless charging, IP64 instead of IP68, USB 2.0, decent cameras that are overshadowed by the competition, and finally a very different UI experience compared to OxygenOS of the past. These are all sacrifices that I'm willing to make given the price point of the phone. Conclusion: It's a well rounded flagship level phone that makes smart compromises in order to justify a more reasonable price. For the money it's hard to find a better value in terms of sheer hardware specs than the OnePlus 11. Although not quite the "flagship killer" we used to know, this showing is certainly a step in the right direction.