OnePlus 11 certified with 100W fast charging

Yordan, 12 December 2022

OnePlus is preparing to launch its next flagship which we’ve seen in official press renders. Today a smartphone with the model number PHB110, said to be the was certified by 3C with 100W charging and we can't see it being anything else but the OnePlus 11.

The smartphone will support 11V/9.1A output, which would be more than what the OnePlus 10 Pro had but less than the OnePlus 10T.

The same 100W charger, shipped with Realme GT2 Explorer Master The same 100W charger, shipped with Realme GT2 Explorer Master

The power adapter of the OnePlus 11 carries the model number VCBAJACH. It is the very same 100W adapter that Realme uses for the GT2 Explorer Master smartphone, but we don’t know whether OnePlus will also use a 5,000 mAh battery, even though the 10 Pro had the same capacity as well.

The new phone is expected to have a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, a 50MP main camera, a 48MP ultra-wide-angle shooter and a 32MP telephoto with 2x zoom. We do not expect a Pro version as the company is planning to “streamline its flagship series”.

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