The OnePlus 11, which will make its global debut on February 7, will soon be launched in China after being certified by Chinese certification authority TENAA.
We are looking at the part of the model code PBH110, which recently passed through AnTuTu and scored more than 1.3 million points in the benchmark tests. TENAA has listed the specifications of the OnePlus 11 on its website, which leaves little to the imagination of the smartphone.
For starters, the OnePlus 11 is built around a 6.7-inch QHD+ AMOLED display that is rumored to have a 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core CPU clocked at 3.18GHz, which is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC we know. .
The OnePlus 11 has two RAM (12GB, 16GB) and storage (256GB, 512GB) options and packs a 2,435mAh battery. That would be about the size of one cell, so the total estimated capacity would be 4,870 mAh.
The flagship packs in four cameras – a 16MP selfie camera, a triple-camera setup at the back comprising a 50MP primary, 48MP ultra-wide and 32MP telephoto units.
OnePlus 11 is 8.53mm thick, weighs 205g and supports 5G networks. It features an in-display fingerprint reader and while TENAA doesn’t mention the version of Android running on the smartphone, we know it will be running Android 13 thanks to AnTuTu.
OnePlus has previously confirmed that the OnePlus 11 will have a Hasselblad camera setup and an alert slider. You can expect OnePlus to reveal more about the smartphone in the coming days.
source (In Chinese)
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