The OnePlus 11 has been spotted in the wild ahead of its launch in China on January 4.
OnePlus has already tipped its hand when it comes to the design of the OnePlus 11, but these new images released by 91 Mobile seem to show the phone in action.
Not the best quality shots, these sneaky snapshots never are, but they provide a good overview of the OnePlus 11’s key design features.
Image: 91mobiles
On the back of the phone we see the OnePlus 11’s huge circular camera module, along with its prominent Hasselblad branding. We also see the frosted black or sandstone finish that has become a signature detail of OnePlus flagship phones.
On the front of the phone we see a fairly flat screen, in contrast to the last generations of OnePlus Pro devices. Just to point out, this phone doesn’t need to be branded Pro.
We also see the signature alert slider, which will make a welcome return to the series after the OnePlus 10T (pictured above) omitted it.
Design aside, the OnePlus 11 is known to come with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor inside. Indeed, recent benchmark appearances suggest one of the fastest phones we’ve ever seen.
Image: 91mobiles
The phone appeared on China’s TENAA certification website last week, revealing that it would feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 3216 x 1440. We also learned that it would pack 12 or 16GB of RAM and 256 or 512 GB of internal storage, at least for its launch in China.
This previous TENAA listing also seems to confirm that the OnePlus 11 camera setup will include a 50MP wide telephoto lens, a 48MP ultra-wide lens, and a 32MP 2x telephoto lens.
Now that the OnePlus 11 has been shown in action, we’re looking forward to the big reveal in the New Year. Stay tuned for more.