OnePlus has made the global launch of its new high-end mobile phone, the OnePlus 11, launched with the brand’s wireless earbuds Buds Pro 2. it will not work with the name “Pro” in the template. This means that the global OnePlus 11 is based on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.
The high-performance mobile phone also features a 6.7” Fluid AMOLED LTPO3 display with a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz and a brightness of up to 1300 nits. The resolution is exactly 1440 x 3216p. All this designer tech goes out the window. MSRP of $699.
Of course, the OnePlus 11’s cameras are just as advanced. The mobile offers a 50MP main camera along with 32MP for zooming and a 48MP rear camera for ultra-wide or macro photos. The selfie sensor on the front of the phone has a resolution of 16 MP. As usual, the cameras are now signed by Hasselblad, in its third generation for mobile devices.
OnePlus devices always stand out for their batteries, too. OnePlus 11 comes with 5,000 mAh and SUPERVOOC technology for wired charging up to 80 W in the global model, despite the battery supporting up to 100 W.
The price is $699 for the most basic model of the OnePlus 11 with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The 16+256GB variant retails for $799 and shipping starts February 16.
OnePlus Buds Pro 2 earphones
The mobile is the flagship of the OnePlus announcement, but we’ve also launched the Buds Pro 2 wireless earbuds worldwide.
Accessories are also high-end devices that offer active noise cancellation (ANC) and Dolby Head Tracking certified spatial audio support. Promise is up to 39 hours of autonomy with ANC turned off, and the headphone charging base is compatible with induction charging in addition to the USB-C cable.
The Buds Pro 2 is also coming February 16 for an MSRP of $179.
Source: Tec Mundo
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