Overall I'm loving the OnePlus 11 so far! It really feels like a flagship device, but without the ludicrous flagship price tag. It's not a perfect phone, but delivers on the aspects that matter most to me: Performance, screen quality, and battery life + charging speed. The phone doesn't skip a beat with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and up to a whopping 16GB RAM. Gorgeous screen with 1440p resolution and buttery 120Hz that dynamically scales down to save battery. Speaking of which, the battery experience is wonderful. I'm seeing 1. 5-2 days of regular use before needing to charge back up, which takes less than 30 mins!The phone does have some shortcomings however: No wireless charging, IP64 instead of IP68, USB 2. 0, decent cameras that are overshadowed by the competition, and finally a very different UI experience compared to OxygenOS of the past. These are all sacrifices that I'm willing to make given the price point of the phone. Conclusion: It's a well rounded flagship level phone that makes smart compromises in order to justify a more reasonable price. For the money it's hard to find a better value in terms of sheer hardware specs than the OnePlus 11. Although not quite the "flagship killer" we used to know, this showing is certainly a step in the right direction.

I tried so many phones to upgrade from my oneplus 8 pro that my brother started making fun of me. I tried Sony Xperia 4, iPhone 13, galaxy s22, and oneplus 7 pro. And I didn't like ANY of them. They had better cameras for sure. Especially the iPhone was my favorite, but I hated using most of them. The s22 and pixel 7 pro were awful to hold, it felt like I held a brick all day. I use nova launcher and pie control for more efficient navigation and the pixel had issues that made it difficult to use. Oh also, the fingerprint reader was so bad and unreliable. Sony Xperia was a cool experience, but overall I didn't like it, iPhone I kept and use but just as a "pro camera" and s22 I returned in a heartbeat. Now, the oneplus I can't stop holding and using. Even before I transferred everything over and had the Sim card in, I used it just to open it and see the beautiful screen and the fluidity of the OS. The camera is OK. I'm a professional photographer so can be picky with pics. The iPhone 14 has a phenomenal camera, oneplus 11 has a camera that can take some great shots, just not all the time. There's been some I've been surprised and impressed and others that were just mediocre. I almost got the 10 pro last year and I'm so glad I waited, none of them Felt right until this one. I love this phone. Beautiful screen, super fast, decent camera, OH RIGHT the charging is also insanely fast! Another great thing. I want to add, there has been some pictures that look REALLY good. Some looked like I took from my dslr, like super good, but it's not all the time, the lighting has to be right(I do wish it had some features thats exclusive to the pixel tho)

Scrolling:Some apps like YouTube, Google pay, Prime Video etc. . are locked at max 60Hz refresh rate. In other apps where it actually supports 120hz refresh rate, the throttling is very agressive. This leads to a bad scrolling experience especially when compared to similar priced phones from Samsung. Having different scroll speed on different apps is very annoying and it only gets worse with time. Audio:Dolby Atmos only works with Bluetooth. No support on phone speaker and the deal breaker for me - no support on Android auto. So of you care about music quality while driving, look elsewhere. Haptics:Haptics mechanism itself is good overall. For some reason no way to enable haptics for home gesture. It works for back and recent gesture. This is very annoying. Charging:Very fast. Full charge under 30 mins. But you need to carry a OnePlus charger everywhere you go. Phone battery is good, so you can live with it. So the overall theme is that they are trying to make a fast phone, but the experience is NOT smooth. Come on OnePlus, you used to be better than Samsung! People are willing to look beyond the camera experience and still opt OnePlus for the fast and smooth experience, but unfortunately that's not the case anymore!

This is my first OnePlus phone, and dare I say this the best experience I've had with a cellphone. It's not a perfect phone, but it specs deliver in the areas that matter: Excellent battery (I get 1. 5 days of use before I need to charge it again) plus the charging speed is amazing, great screen quality and the performace of the processor is great. This phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 16GB RAM simply rocks. Great screen resolution and smooth 120Hz that can dynamically scale down. The cameras are ok, a lot better than the ones my other phones had. Oxygen OS is ok as well, somewhat different from other experiences I've had but it's nice. The phone has some cons that to me are that important: No wireless charging (not really necessary with supervooc charging), IP64 instead of IP68, USB 2. 0. But given the price point of this phone, this cons can be overlooked. Conclusion: It's a must get. For the money it's hard to find a better option, it cuts some corners but it's worth it