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I am long time samsung user switching from s20plus to onplus11 here are my observations. 1. Need to adjust lot of setting to get the basic layout like samsung ( I dont like too many gesture). 2. I work in IT so I need to have my workprofile VPN enabled all the time to access company mail. The silent notification ( VPN ACTIVATED) always shows in notification is quiet annoying and this notification can't be disabled. 3. Call quality is good but I feel someone near me can hear if we are using ear speakers low volume itself . 4. Android auto not working in cable ( Sony xav5000). Not sure what's the reasons . Latest update fixed this.. 5. I still prefer samsung akg type c headphone but every when I plug in a wired type c headphones I need to enable otg connection it's an annoying thing. 6. At times Amazon app got freeze once I restart its working. My request is keep the basics clean without too much changes required.

I loved this phone, after using it for few weeks i can say its the best phone luanches by OnePlus till date, camera quality is great, sound is amazing, screen resolution is perfect. I waited for almost 3 to 4 years before i could upgrade my phone from OnePlus 7, i just say it was worth waiting I will be able to share full review after using it for almost 4 to 6 months.

I have been using OnePlus 11 for more than a month and am quite satisfied with what it has to offer. I was using a OnePlus 7 prior to purchasing this. Some of the Pros and Cons to mention: PROS: 1) Curved screen with good ppi looks premium. 2) 100W fast charging is a boon (completely charges the phone in just 25-30 mins). 3) Camera is decent with Hasselblad optimisations. 4) Sound quality is top notch. 5) Haptic feedback of the phone is something you will love. 6) Phone is quite snappy while using considering the Snapdragon 8 gen 2 processor with 16gb of ram and UFS 4.0 (Although the UI is not stock like previous Oxygen OS, it feels snappy to use with no bloatwares). CONS: 1) Battery optimisation should had been managed well. 2) No IP rating. 3) No wireless charging (should not matter considering the phone charging is pretty fast). 4) No 120 Hz refresh rate on applications like Gallery and YouTube. This phone would had been a flagship killer if the price would had been around 50k.

After a months use I can say that I took wrong decision by returning iphone 14 plus to buy it in pre launch event. Boss is always a Boss. It is like student in the apple's class. It's like a silver in the begger's bag. It has screen sensitivity issue at both curves i.e you have to press multiple times to write "p " & "q" and all character in that column. It heats sometime , in my case today was 2 nd times when kept under pillow. It's UI stacked once within one month of use. Hassalblad camera is not that for which hype was made. In this segment camera hardware is for 48MP only and by making use of software it upscales the quality to 50MP that's why it takes time to process image at 50MP unlike at 48MP. I appreciate it's battery backup almost equivalent to iphone 14 plus which last almost 2 days with light to normal use. Charging speed is really high it charges full in almost 20 minutes (no deviation from specifications ). It should have wireless charging due to being at top in their hierarchy . OnePlus depict non-availability of wireless charging as it runs in the race to prouded themself to be at 2nd position. Do not get impressed by the YouTube review they do justice with the sponserd company and consumer equally. Hassalblad is used only for USP, it just upscales the cost to divide and rule against iphone13 segment follower but it failed to impress those customers.

I upgraded from iphone xs and I am pretty happy with it. The feature it provide are only present in iPhone pro models which are above 1.2 lakhs currently. The best thing is battery charging speed around 25 min for full charge and it can stay for 1 day normally. The screen resolution and adaptive refresh rate is also a plus. I am not a camera fan but it captures great night shots. With 4 years OS update and 5 years security update and wifi 7 update are the best things the company is offering. In Love with this mobile . Haptics are again next level and it provides support of Dolby vision and Dolby Atmos . Overall a pretty good phone ????

Phone is awasome but camera is very cheap. I find many good backcover for this phone, but there is no tempered glass is available for this phone. Pls suggest some good tempered glass

This is good old OnePlus with a stable software. Its not Oxygen OS but it's great either way. I bought a nothing phone after getting frustrated with OnePlus' software. Only when you use a different phone do you realise how good OnePlus still is. So I'm back with OnePlus and I'm glad for it. The camera is good (not flagship tier, but good nonetheless), the software is super stable and feature rich (no ads) and the charging is super fast (I didn't realise how essential fast charging was). Anyway, it's a good phone and one of the better phones OnePlus has made. It's hard to find any flaws in it.

Pros: Amazing battery life Great screen quality Overall good cameras Cons: You tube and gallery works at 60hz. Might get fixed later through updates. Lacks the originality of oxygen os. In nutshell, a good companion phone.

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Operating system - Coming to OxygenOS from MIUI, it is a pretty good switch. I have never used OxygenOS or ColorOS so I am not the best person to tell you whether this thing has been downgraded from previous versions or not but in my personal experience, the UI experience has been super clean, no bloatwares, a lot of good tutorials spread throughout the UI to help me understand the OS which was also good. Haptic feedback is also very good, I had not realised how much a good haptic feedback can improve the overall experience until now. There were couple bugs which were super minor. But overall its a pretty solid and minimalistic software experience! There are the multitasking features which allow you to use multiple apps at once and it is super convenient. On landscape mode the notification panel changes to better fit the orientation. There are just small quality of life things in this software which I really love and find useful. One thing I despise about the software is the individual notifications, it is super annoying, you cannot expand the notification by swiping, you need to click the notification to expand it, then click it again to open the application. I hope OnePlus fixes this or at least adds a toggle to change the behaviour. Cameras - I am not a big camera enthusiast, but I can pretty much tell that the cameras on these probably cannot keep up with Google, Samsung or Apple's offerings in this price range. It's still pretty decent and in 2-3 shots you get the product you want and shutter speed is also decent. Overall it's good enough for a casual user. Screen - It's good. I don't have much else to say in this department. Battery Life - Lasts me about a full day on moderate usage on pretty high brightness and on 1440p. But what is exceptionally better for me is the charging speed. I just plug it in and in about 20 minutes I got a full battery, it doesn't heat a lot either which tells me battery health will probably be good for longer. Performance - It's really good on casual usage. I am not too sure about gaming though, I am not a heavy mobile gamer, I prefer my laptop over mobile for gaming, just going off the online reviews, this is probably not the best mobile for gaming. Design - It's good enough for casual users. Camera bump was slightly annoying at first but I got used to it. I am not a big fan of glass backs so I am glad this came with a case which is also really grippy and good enough for most people. Alert slider was something I didn't know I needed, it's a really good feature. Sound - It's good. Again, not much I can say here. Overall if you are a casual user who wants a well rounded phone for day to day use, this is a pretty solid option for an android phone.