OnePlus 11
- Slater1133
- u1v
- 02 Mar 2023
1. Is it true that most apps run at 60 and not 120?
2. Lots of stuttering, like in 10 Pro?
Is it worth a buy to gift or get a Samsung A73 5G or Xiaomi 13Pro?
Thanks.
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- Anonymous
- 8vS
- 01 Mar 2023
Bad network.
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- Anonymous
- GId
- 01 Mar 2023
Anonymous, 21 Feb 2023no 3.5mm = paperweight. shame cause it looks like its Veri... moreill be straight up with you dawg aint no phone other than like, a select few budget devices still have headphone jacks atp and it doesnt look like itll ever come back lol, you gotta move on ab it at some point or it just seems like youre that one image of an old man yelling at a cloud
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- Anonymous
- vGN
- 01 Mar 2023
Gruff, 16 Feb 2023Oneplus 11 pro is the best android phone available on the m... moreYou are just making stuff up.
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- Anonymous
- 81q
- 28 Feb 2023
KMB877, 27 Feb 2023I got (from OnePlus) the one with 128 GB. Big problems wit... moreSo far mine got no issue with Bluetooth, speakers, headset, phones and car bluetooth can easily connected. Not sure if you got a defective phone (1st and 2nd).
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- wrg
- 28 Feb 2023
KMB877, 27 Feb 2023I got (from OnePlus) the one with 128 GB. Big problems wit... moresomething goes wrong with the bluetooth chip.
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- Sam
- tRg
- 28 Feb 2023
All Chinese phone the Bluetooth are very weak
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- KMB877
- sgH
- 27 Feb 2023
I got (from OnePlus) the one with 128 GB.
Big problems withh bluetooth: can't find iPhone, JBL speaker, Bolttune headsets, Apple headsets, HP laptop, Nissan Murano... It finds my neighbor LG headsets and "ktchen TV", Lenovo laptop. Customer supplort didn't help much (doing a wireless reboot and later a factory reset didn't help).
I returned the phone (custom support decided it's a defective phone).
I got (from Amazon) the 256 GB version.
Well, identical problem.
I returned the phone.
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- Enthusiasts
- 0fL
- 26 Feb 2023
The OnePlus 11 phone is without question a great bang for your buck. For about $700 you'll be getting features found in other phones costing around $1000 and in addition, the OnePlus 11 is already compatible with the upcoming wifi 7 so it's even future proof, something that Apple iphones don't currently offer. And the OnePlus 11 will receive 4 years of android OS and 5 years of security patch updates giving the OnePlus 11 long support longevity. Finally, the OnePlus 11 is perfectly T-Mobile compatible, I know because I got both.
- safin asa
- X$7
- 26 Feb 2023
pathetic, 08 Jan 2023Even of it were for free I won't be getting it. They d... moreYou're need to flash stock Android in this phone. But get ready for losing your warranty
- safin asa
- X$7
- 26 Feb 2023
Gruff, 16 Feb 2023Oneplus 11 pro is the best android phone available on the m... moreKai os and iOS fan be like
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- Androuser
- U@W
- 26 Feb 2023
Reev Oliver, 24 Feb 2023Oxygen OS = Color OS - Capped 60Hz in all games - Capped ... moreYou are right in a way, however, Nothing 1 isn't flagship or flagship killer. May be phone 2 could be a good option. Moreover, nowadays if someone is spending money the expectation is to keep phone as long as possible. Nothing has no word on software support duration. I feel it's better to switch to Samsung if someone is considering a phone for long term. In past Samsung used to be the most irrelevant phone for me because of its UI but now looks like that it is the safest option.
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- Anonymous
- rJg
- 26 Feb 2023
This phone is having ad-free color os
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- Reev Oliver
- JKn
- 24 Feb 2023
Oxygen OS = Color OS
- Capped 60Hz in all games
- Capped 90Hz in browser
I still don't understand why you continue to buy OnePlus smartphones and their OS which is getting worse by the year. You have to turn to the Nothing brand. It offers exactly what OnePlus did before: the best QUALITY-price ratio.
Today, you are just buying a renowned Oppo.
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- BatRastard
- Y2p
- 23 Feb 2023
Anonymous, 18 Feb 2023I think this Oneplus 11 is one of the best Oneplus phones f... moreOwned multiple OnePlus phones -- 6T, 8 Pro, 10 Pro. Waiting on receiving my OP11.
Wireless charging is great in theory; in reality, 30W Dash Charging or 50/65/80W VOOC wired charging is faster and more reliable.
If you keep your phone in a case, wireless charging becomes hit-or-miss at best.
Even so, from the 8 Pro onwards the wired charging took less time (on average, 30-40 minutes from 10% to 90+%; waaay faster than that with 80W charging) than even OnePlus's proprietary AirVOOC/Warp Wireless.
For 90+ percent of use cases, wired VOOC/SuperVOOC beats any sort of wireless charging hands-down, since you can always return to the wired charger when the battery gets low and juice it back up to 90+ percent in 15-20 minutes and then continue using it with only a short pause. Alternately, giving the phone ten minutes on the charger should add 50% to the charge, letting you use it the rest of the day without tethering it to a charging cable.
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- AnoM
- K1y
- 23 Feb 2023
Aierlan, 21 Feb 2023The best thing about this phone is the cellular signal and ... moreThis is the advantage of Qualcomm Snapdragon processor vs the one made by Mediatek Dimensity processor, the cellular and WiFi reception is better, the built in SoC has stronger modem, this is nothing to do by the smartphone design itself.
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- AnoM
- K1y
- 23 Feb 2023
Monarch-1221, 22 Feb 2023i am having a hard time deciding what to buy SD8gen2 phone.... moreIf money is not a problem then just get a Samsung and forget all these cheaper alternative or those not so worthy alternative. Xiaomi one's depend if you can live with their MIUI, and also their availability. Wireless charging is not the future, it is just a charging alternative, but it is proven that wireless charging generate more heat and wasted more energy, breaking your battery quicker, because it is much less efficient than wired charging. Wait till a more efficient wireless charging technology coming out only you decide to ditch the wired charging.
PS: Wireless charging is not totally wireless, you still need wired charger to power the wireless charging pad, which actually is bigger, using more space than wired charging.
Then, until wireless charging already become standard, the late adopter can buy the wireless charging pad much cheaper. Remember, only the wireless charging pad is cheaper, you still need a charger.
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- AnoM
- K1y
- 23 Feb 2023
OnePlus User, 19 Feb 2023The only thing keeping me from buying this phone is the OS.... moreNo, it won't be, you either have to live with the new so called ColorOS, or completely switch to something that still embrace stock Android, such as Motorola and Google Pixel.
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- Anonymous
- U@x
- 22 Feb 2023
Vegetaholic, 20 Feb 2023You must be one of these noobies who plays a games all days... moreSo what I'm spending money on it I want full potential of this phone and battery is not good battery drain at night is much more then other phone. N u must b social users WhatsApp insta reels bla bla bla
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- Monarch-1221
- 6u7
- 22 Feb 2023
i am having a hard time deciding what to buy SD8gen2 phone...i want it to be future proof...and i want wireless charging because the future is wireless charging..then i want infrared to use remote (mainly use to turn off TV in coffee shops for fun) ...so is it worth it ??one plus 11 or i just jump to mi 13 pro ???
anyone please suggest this i am confused