4.3

Full packed beast with some bugs. Pros: Feels very premium in hand with curved display. Works flawless no lag nothing. Takes 20-25 mins to full charge. Overall performance is also great. Camera is great and Low-light images are decent. Alert slider is the best thing. Cons: Battery drains very fast OIS is average it should have been a lot better. Sometimes touch is buggy. There should be a easy way to access split screen or it should be customizable like in OnePlus 6. Sometimes after opening the app drawer it just doesnt close by sliding down. Notifications should be improved I just can't open and close the notifications. Overall software experience is not good on OnePlus 11, it needs lot of improvements.

Update: Received a new piece as replacement from Oneplus service center, but had to wait for 3 days to get it. Being a flagship, i would have expected a replacement within 24 hours. Anyways, the customer care and service center personnel was courteous and helpful. The performance is fantastic, and initial impressions look very good. ====================================================================== Earlier update: Received a defective piece from amazon. Im waiting since past 5 days for replacement. There is no upside buying it from amazon, better to buy from local store instead whrere we can check the phone throughly. My new phone's speakers were bad and there was dust underneath the preinstalled screen protector. Looks like the Quality Checks is going down these days with oneplus products. ===================================

I have been using one plus since OnePlus 3 Series. As usual OP11 is packed with top of the line Hardware and performs well. This phone is trying to get the old reputation of OnePlus back but still a lot to do. Pros: Great Camera, both front and back camera takes nice photos. However not happy with macro photos. Battery life is good enough to last for a full day. Im getting SoT around 5.5-6 hrs for my usage where I use office email and chat regularly and consume media. Charging is super fast. 5G reception is great. I got upto 600 Mbps in my City over Airtel 5G I'm not a fan of hepatic feedback but the hepatic feedback is great in this phone. Cons: I have serious concern with the software. This is noting like old Oxygen OS and got quite a few issues. The 120 Hz refresh rate is really not visible while scrolling through Gallery app, You tube, Amazon app etc. You tube page gets stuck while scrolling sometime. The app drawer has issues. Some time it just won't appear in first scroll up. I think RMA management is not so great and I see lag while reipening some app from RAM. I also find that wifi switching to the strongest one does not happen automatically. In my camera usage for bit longer(10-15 min), the phone was bit hot. Overall Im happy to get the top of the line Hardware which is likely to last for 2-3 yrs and I hope OnePlus fixes the software issues as soon as possible.

The phone is really great. Lets know the pros and cons in place and Hope Oneplus team Fixes the Bugs in the software ASAP. PROS: - Great value for Money. - Great Camera and video recording. - Great Battery life. - Amazing Dolby atmos surround sound and don't need earpods while watching movies. - The curve screen feels best and has a good screen quality. - What a amazing Fast 100 W charger we have. Just go & take quick shower and it will charge 0-100% very fast. - Can play games like PUBG & Battleground Smoothly. CONS: - Notification drawer is such a pain. Gestures won't work on Notification panel to go back or swipe. - The phone automatically starts up if I had plugged in the charger during Power Off. It shouldn't automatically turn on. - Fingerprint senser is again a BIG PAIN. I have to manually unlock with Pattern or Face as Fingerprint senser unable to read even after multiple attempts. I have very clear prints on my fingers still performance is very bad. My Redmi phone reads fingerprints correctly and very fast. Oneplus pls fix this. - App Drawer sometime stucks. Swipe up should open all apps while Swipe Down should minimize app drawer but it doesn't works. - When Chrome is opened and I use Slider to Slient/Vibrate/Ringer then it automatically opens 'Find on Page' on chrome browser. Don't know how slider is also opening this. - I wasn't able to download Apps from Playstore in 5G so still confused it is Oneplus issue or JIO 5G issue. - The Torch is warm light, and It should turn on Both the flashes instead. Please give user the option. - When Close All apps it doesn't closes any application. When I again check about how many apps are opened in background so no apps are closed. I have to manually close each app. - I feel Ringtone of OnePlus is not loud enough in full volume. Kindly recheck. - The Phone feels Buggy and not smooth in Software experience. Would be great if Oneplus look into this feedback and resolve bugs and improvise the Phone experience. Thanks and Happy to Switch to Oneplus 11 5G. Thanks Amazon for faster & safe delivery.

Extremely happy to use this device as it performs well and the battery backup was so good being a flagship. Excellent display, excellent haptics and camera also very good. Portrait also looks pretty good. Charging speed with in 25mts you will be top up fully.

I bought 16gb version. The phone is smooth, display is bright enough in outdoors, battery life is good - would easily last a day, charges from 20-95% (typical scenario) in under 30 mins. Camera is good so far (havent tested it thoroughly) Negatives: 1. The scrolling speed is very slow. My old OnePlus 7 has a faster scrolling speed. This slow scrolling speed is across apps - even swiping up & down in the app drawer is slow! This is super annoying!! 2. Notification needs to be reworked a bit. It's not easy to use 3. Minimum brightness is still very bright

Doesnt feels like oxygen OS anymore....more like using a Chinese phone. Awesome phone. Could have been better in software department?

In the family, we had several OnePlus devices, from the earlier ones to the 7 Pro and the 7T. When the company started losing its bearings and direction and moved off from its "flagship killer" tagline, we knew that something was going wrong. Also, it lost its market share in India, indicating something was amiss. We moved on to phones like the Huawei (still an excellent phone and waiting for the next pro release) and the Apple Series, from the 10, 13, 14 Pro Max, and the Samsung s22 Ultra. These are highly impressive phones. When the OnePlus was re-launched, with all the Hasselblad stuff and having attended the live launch online, I thought the company was back on track. Many reviewers spoke/wrote about the speed processor, the refresh rate, and all the hype around the "back on track" phone - I decided to go for it. At 62,000/- for the 16 GB and 256, I was excited about the prospect of a high-end phone. The first letdown was the horrific camera picture quality. All the phones mentioned earlier far exceed the low-level picture quality of this one. All pictures were lifeless, duds, even in outdoor conditions, and indoors was even worst. I wonder what Hasselblads role in all this horrible photo quality is. Many functions were hit-and-miss. Every time I made a Reel on Instagram with about 25 photos, the App would crash. It never happened in any other phones I had. Something with hardware or IG, I wouldn't know, but it never happened before. The apps opened fast. The smoothness was fluidic. But the colour options, Vivid, Natural, and Pro, were all weird. Photos downloaded from Cloud, clicked on other phones, looked so different. But something was lacking; character. I didn't seem to have any feeling of attachment to the product in hand. The slimness was excellent compared to my S22Ultra, and the features were okay. It looked premium and felt so. The best battery life. The best charging speed. So many things were good, but... I went back to all the professional reviews in Magazines and online. Many said, "will it sell" and "did it miss a trick" and the height of everyone's remarks was Peter Lau (the founder of One Plus, but now with his company Nothing), who said, "It lacks identity". That hit the nail right on the head. An Apple has its identity. Samsung has its signature. My friend who owns the Nothing 1 is highly impressed with the natural skin tones of the pictures clicked (no added spice). THE ONEPLUS 11 HAS NO IDENTITY AT ALL. IT IS A "NOTHING HERE, NO THING THERE" phone. Will it be able to correct its plethora of flaws with future updates? Or the wrong idea of a camera that went completely wrong, with poor quality results? On a closer look at the picture quality, I saw that it was more of the Oppo type of result. The skins look plasticy. Men's skins look makeup-ed. These were the traits of these early Oppo phones, and people (especially girls) liked the smoothest looks, like baby dolls. Many things are not right with this phone, in spite and despite the latest processor, high Ram and everything else supposedly good. Since there was no return option, and the exchange date was at hand, I thought, I would keep it and give it away to someone not so discerning and would overlook the camera's poor quality. It's gone from me, and no regrets. Will I go the OnePlus route again? I don't think I want an Oppo Phone. The good old OnePlus is dead and gone. ______________ I hope discerning readers will understand what I have said, albeit there may be many positive reviews about this phone. It's nothing personal towards, OnePlus, but my experience with the OnePlus 11 5G has been a severe letdown.

The body of this mobile is not strong except this others are very nice.

The One Plus 11 5G is an excellent phone with very good features including camera performance. Ease of operation very good.