OnePlus launched the OnePlus 11 on Wednesday morning. Some versions of Pro could be released earlier this year. OnePlus CEO Li Jie has since dismissed the rumor.
In a timely manner, rumors circulated that the Pro variant will be launched later this year. His first tablet would have been folded with the OnePlus first.
There is no further mention of the disappearance of the T-series. Rumor spreadinger Yogesh Brar shared that he told Twitter of the long-running activities at the end of December. We don’t see any evidence that can confirm or deny this rumor. It seems like an evolutionary move since OnePlus is able to offer a cheaper high-end device to customers with modern hardware. Qualcomm’s favorite chip supplier often releases its Plus model of high-end chipsets.
Just wait for one time before that happens. OnePlus had only released the 10T in October last year. Let’s go with the regular 11, a device that would have been so popular in China. In just two hours, Li Jiu says the phone broke sales records. That doesn’t really say anything without knowing the exact sales numbers. Numbers that the company, like many other smartphone manufacturers, doesn’t disclose.
Appearance for a model of a Pro model.
The fact that there’s room for a luxurious model is already obvious in a series of errors from the regular model. The OnePlus 11 does not have wireless charging or an IP rating. The battery can charge between 15 and 150 watts. OnePlus don’t think that it’s important to improve it in other parts. For example, we can get the fastest UFS 4.0 storage chips, LPDDR5 working memory and a smooth 6-inch LTPO AMOLED screen. The device also has the fastest chipset at the moment, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
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The fact that no second high-end gadget appeared may be related to restrictions in the collaboration with Hasselblad. OnePlus should release only one device per year within that collaboration. That is why the 10T haven’t been treated for Hasselblad last year. For the Apollo 11 model, it would be odd to see the Hasselblad software suddenly disappear.