OnePlus 11 Review: They're Back?!

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[@adityakhanna2840]

The ColorOS shift did it for me. No more OnePlus no matter how good of a hardware they provide. OxygenOS was the differentiating factor for OnePlus and Oppo.

[@kristian9268]

Yep, same here.

[@raktimsaikia1476]

Yes,same here

[@burger173.]

yeah.

[@kshitizchauhan3663]

Absolutely

[@GAMEBOIMARCUS]

Oxygen OS was going to change regardless because all it was stock like Android with a few added features. Android 12 and 13 are nothing like 11. Get over it.

[@OneStepEdit]

Marques always gets the tiny details spot on. The runtime of this video is 11:00!

[@rmkhr048]

The like you got says a lot about the effort he put, to get this video to get that exact 11 😅

[@drazikenn]

11:11 would be too good

[@markthwain1797]

Who else did at first not see the "2 extra seconds" text?

[@danceyrselfkleen]

It would be awesome if there was actual discussion of the video topic going on. Instead it’s half full of people sucking off Marques.

[@a17waysJackinn]

@@markthwain1797 i was actually saw the message first then just realized he about to make it

[@cptn.obvious]

Unpopular opinion but wireless charging really isn't that big of a deal

[@PossessedbyPhoenix]

I never understood the obsession for it when it is usually so much slower and damages battery more.

[@designsbynimros8869]

Only seems to be an issue when people have bought majorly into the wireless charging ecosystem. They don't want their tech to go to waste. I mean, 100w/80w charging on this phone, who cares about wireless charging at 20w or whatever?

[@126sangeet]

I still use one of their 7 series phones, the 7T. The symmetrically placed circular camera bump made it stand out, and still does today. Didn't really like the ColorOS shift but I have got used to it. Overall, a phone from 2019 still works well in 2023 with minimal to no issues, kudos to the OP of that time.

[@varunsuresh6925]

Same bro typing from same 7t bought on early 2020

[@shmulikeasher]

Couldn't agree more, after 4 years I'm looking for a replacement and seems like it remains one of the best phones to this day.

[@vjkushwaha8836]

After 7T, oneplus stopped making good phns. all phn feels like dummy or something, worst cameras, worst Os, They also stopped installing aleart slidder for a while and i m just waiting to make good oneplus phones again..😅

[@dragnar4743]

7T is running on oxygenOS 12.1

[@VTZ3R0]

@@dragnar4743 bruh its basically color os. It's bad compared to oxygen OS 11

[@bmanfitz]

the OnePlus 7 Pro was almost perfect...the popup selfie camera was sick

[@dayapreetsinghsodhi7658]

I got it and id never change my phoneee , still seamless

[@jochie18]

I had it for three years and handed it down to my gf after, she is still using it. One of the best phones ever made.

[@Hubbellification]

I'm in my third year with a 7t and it still works perfectly 👍🏻

[@PooPooPawChew]

Still rocking it

[@muhammadusama9778]

mine is still going strong after being runover by a bike

[@ashwinshaji9147]

The stuff you pointed out about the UI are some things that you notice if you really use the phone. I know cuz color os, realme UI or oxygen OS whatever you want to call it is all I have used since last 8 years. That's so nice to see that a reviewer actually using a phone from the perspective of an actual user and not just for the sake of reviewing it. Keep it up Marques.

[@RonWolfHowl]

It’s funny because that’s kind of how I feel about all of iOS. All those little extra taps really add up.

[@ronanfitzpatrick1261]

Spot on

[@rinkerbel_]

I use colorOS as well but I don't get bothered by the way you need to expand or swipe away the notifications, I got used to that pretty quick. The multiple swipes tho is really annoying especially so when there are a lot of notifications

[@Remls]

I didn't even know these were issues lmao But this is probably because I've never used stock Android 13 I can see how this would be annoying if you're coming from stock

[@ashwinshaji9147]

@@rinkerbel_ yeah same here. You do get used to the UI fairly easily. But yeah those extra swipes in notifications are a bit to much.

[@sathwikkanneganti]

I really like the notification swipe thing actually, seems like something from MI UI where I could swipe slowly to toggle on/off for a specific type of notification! It was very handy to not get some type of notifications from an app. Except I'm pretty sure that I could quickly swipe away in any direction to dismiss, unlike here.

[@potitus8751]

I also remembered the pop up front cam they had. That needs to be brought back ASAP. You get a seamless full screen display without hurting the quality of front camera

[@n3wtou]

I am appreciating the intro animation more and more especially after I saw how it came to be in the studio channel.

[@piroshki07]

Exactly this!

[@aravindsfirst]

SAME! The entire thought process the guys at the studio went through to make it happen just makes me notice and like it more.

[@kanjakan]

@@Anonymous6969_ I think you replied to the wrong comment lol

[@Anonymous6969_]

@@kanjakan yes, my bad. Thanks for informing..

[@Mlynoph]

Ah I feel those notification peeves. Just little things like that which have a simple fix, but if oneplus listens and improves they could be trending back to a good direction. For now I'm still probably going with a more recent flagship that came out.

[@ThatGuyWalter]

I have the exact same gripes about notifications on my OnePlus 9 Pro. Nice catch! 👍🏼

[@chamodyanirmal8900]

@@ThatGuyWalter Same on my 9 Pro but now i'm kinda used to it

[@Kidsnd274]

Same here with a OP9 Pro. At least Oxygen OS 13 is way better than 12.

[@TobyMole]

I've had OnePlus phones for years now. I understand there has to be some balance or trade off to be a flagship killer when it comes to hardware or licensed functionality. What I dont get is why OnePlus apply that same approach to their *own* OS. It's always like "well now we've added these things, but at the same time we took away some other things that you really liked" ... Always only small things, but like Marcus says, they start to add up. It's now at a point where although it'll be a while before I upgrade, I already know I wont be going for a OnePlus for my next phone.

[@ddevulders]

I still have my OnePlus 7 Pro and it still works great today, maybe goes empty a little quicker but one hell of a phone. I might just trade it in to get the 11.

[@leonsmuk4461]

The 7 Pro is amazing, I bought mine shortly after launch, in April 2019 I think, and it's still going strong. My brother has the same and we just replaced his battery because he also wants to keep it around for as long as possible.

[@ChrisG1392]

I'm on my third 7 Pro. Going to buy another as a backup

[@Wxrldend]

@@ChrisG1392 good phone but sadly a shit battery ..i had the op 7t pro mclaren

[@ashwinhimura9638]

i still have the 7 pro...!!! it was one of the best phone that ever came out that year...!!!❤️❤️

[@nothanks1337]

7 pro user here too, love it

[@Protos122]

i also have op7pro since launch day! Still going strong, yeah the battery is getting old, mine is at 78% health condition so i should replace it soon. Best phone and its still unmatched in my opinion. Only oppo find n is better but crazy expensive. Hey, can you tell me where did you replaced battery? Through one plus tech support or elsewhere?

[@georgiekamaratos6939]

I've been with the 7Pro since September '19, had the glass panels repaired a couple of times and still mostly works like a charm! But I'm waiting for that release where they reach the same level of all-round integrity matching what the 7Pro was back then. Hopefully the 12 pulls through!!!

[@thegourmetgolfer5544]

Same, been waiting for that one special feature to make the upgrade worth it. It really speaks to how good the 7Pro was/is that 3 1/2 years later I haven't been tempted to upgrade

[@user-qw1cv7ts9r]

same

[@REXae86]

Get a nothing phone 2.

[@Globbs]

I also still use the 7 pro and have loved it. Recently broke the screen and replaced it myself as well as the back panel. Genuinely pleased with it, Ive had a couple iphones in the past that had the crappiest battery life and performance known to man. Ive owned this phone nearly 4 years and its still feels new.

[@itizwhatitiz9560]

I don't even have the pro, normal OnePlus 7 and I'm probably not changing ever Until a great phone with a great deal comes out or my phone stops working

[@ShivaKumar-gt9je]

OMG! they really listened to your feedback and modified it in the recent update thanks man.

[@AmanRajput-pj5wp]

They really did it.

[@manuelmesz5810]

I'm still running my 6t, it's only been this year that I've noticed that is started to slow down and battery is getting worse. It's still fine for now but I am looking to upgrade. I was happy to see them coming back to their roots, but to be honest I don't think I can go from OxygenOS to ColorOS. Price and specs are one thing, but how you interact with the device is probably the most important thing and getting a new phone that is going to frustrate you because you had it better on a phone from 2018.

[@fellnase98]

Nice that you pointed it out, still running my OnePlus 7 Pro and it performs as if it just came out the box, love it.

[@chilllluu]

7 pro is probably the best oneplus they ever made , i mean with the popup camera and the infinite display and the photos also look better than the newer ones

[@samtaylor4592]

Have you received Android 12 yet? Apparently it came out months ago and I've never received it, and had barely any security updates. That alone will stop me replacing my 7t pro with another OnePlus

[@progamer00006]

@@samtaylor4592 i have it on my 7 Pro and i wish i could go back...

[@samtaylor4592]

@@chilllluu Love the popup camera, and the screen is great, it was a bargain of a phone, and you could double the storage for £30, no one offers value like that now... Camera ain't amazing but I take most photos with my full frame camera so I'm not really that bothered tbh, no reason to upgrade as of yet. Still running really fast and good battery still after 3 years, phones just haven't improved much the last few years

[@samtaylor4592]

@@progamer00006 Okay, that makes me feel better, a security update would be welcome, apparently one came out in August and still not received it ... Lack of updates and never receiving ones I know are out has put me off buying another

[@nathancortes3722]

0:23 Agreed, the Oneplus 7 Pro is indeed their high mark. Mine is on the latest Android 13 and will be going strong years from now thanks to Lineage OS.

[@OnTheRocks71]

I still use my 7pro to play some mobile games on or watch videos when I'm at home even if it's not my daily device anymore. The lack of a notch or camera hole punch I think is still really awesome. Even the pop up camera still works after all these years.

[@pcmasterracetechgod5660]

He didn’t go over competition that much, is this phone better than an iPhone 13? Apple has them for $699 and I’m sure you could get ahold of a 13 pro/pro max for the same price from somewhere outside of apple

[@arden6725]

you can do better than lineage on the 7 pro

[@nathancortes3722]

@@arden6725 For instance?

[@chrisobrien1763]

Cough6twasthepeakcough

[@Mookah128]

Hey, the notification problem you talked about has OnePlus fixed that with software updates

[@Dark_Souls_3]

I had the one plus 7 pro for years, it was great. Bought it off your video that said it was stupid fast. I swapped to iPhone 13 Pro Max but still miss some of the android shortcuts and keyboard behaviors

[@jrico247]

Same

[@CyanAnn]

Currently watching this on a OP7P, I'm so in love with the popup camera/uninterrupted screen, I'm dreading when I have to get a new phone

[@aceflamez00]

Same

[@existentialselkath1264]

Any specific reason you switched? I'm looking at getting a 7 pro as they're quite cheap now so wondering how well it aged.

[@Dark_Souls_3]

@@CyanAnn mine unfortunately in the third year stopped working and I couldn’t take photos anymore. The camera app completely died on me, which sucked because I got the phone for the great pictures! The iPhone is doing great still

[@ayushjangta]

Watching this video reminded me again , at least there are few KZbinrs who really care about small things which most of brands don’t consider in their OS. Man the way you explained that notification gesture was amazing. ❤

[@danceyrselfkleen]

The meat riding is crazy

[@ayushjangta]

@@danceyrselfkleen appreciating someone for their good work isn't meat riding man

[@danceyrselfkleen]

@@ayushjangta ok meat rider

[@Emmanuel_Amoah]

@@ayushjangta Don't reply cowards with alt accounts. You said nothing wrong by leaving YOUR opinion on his video.

[@Samdevay]

RIP ONEPLUS Drawbacks: 1. E4 display, while IQOO has E6. Even last year IQOO 9t as E5 2. LTPO 3.0 while IQOO has LTPO 4. LTPO 4 is more battery efficient 3. No IP rating or wireless charging 4. Lowest battery than IQOO and among all Chinese brands due to bad hardware and specs 5. It is just another Chinese brand after departure of Carl Pei along with departure of Origin OS 6. SHitty Color oS. Oppo color oS is ever better than Oneplus. It is no more the same OS Oneplus was known for 7. UFS 3.1 at base storage. Even 25k segment gives 3.1. Makes it slow than competitors 8. Price is hell lot of high. Not worth it above 47-48k for the base variant. 9. Giving USB 2.0 slow speed makes it slow 10. It is same Chinese brand as IQOO, Vivo and Oppo but with lot of compromies and high price 11. You never know when they start pushing ads after 1-2 years as it has happened last to last year. 12. The base model with UFS 3.1 storage and E4 display is no more than 47-48k *********************** Say no to it and buy other 1. Motorola Edge 40 for performance and Clean UI 2. IQOO 11 for performance 3. Best may be, Vivo X90 for camera 4. Iphone 13 at 59k 5. If you want Chinese only, Edmi K60 pro will kill this at 40-45k price For clean UI, it is better to choose Pixel 7. Not only clean UI but far better camera in Pixel Better security and faster updates on Pixel Even Motorola has better security and much cleaner UI

[@FowadDaud]

As of yesterday, they have fixed most of the bugs/quirks, including a few big ones that werent mentioned in the video. The only ones left are the two taps to go to Spotify and the swipe to expand group notifications. Oh and actually you can still swipe in only one direction, but after the first week of using the phone, ive literally never accidentally swiped the other way, it becomes muscle memory, so not an issue

[@madz860]

Have they fixed that Yet?

[@d.almeida3633]

Why is my 8pro's battery all of a sudden draining like crazy???!!! Like no joke, if I watch KZbin for like 2hrs my phone is dead. When I first had it , it would last for hours if I was watching HD Netflix. I don't get it , it literally drains like a timer on a clock.

[@juandiegoa9736]

​@d.almeida3633 Yeah bro lithium batteries degrade eventually, your phone is old enough to have a poor capacity compared with new, also some habits like letting the phone reach 0 and turnoff makes it even worse

[@stephenallen1995]

I bought my OnePlus 7pro almost four years ago and still use it. It really was an excellent phone! If I were to upgrade today, I would go with the Pixel, but this makes me hopeful.

[@tomzsx]

Awesome, how's the pop up selfie camera is it reliable?

[@VeniMitev]

@@tomzsx I also have mine for almost 4 years. Absolutely no issues with the pop-up camera. Hasn't had a snag even once. The back camera started developing some weird stripes, like there are 6 vertical stripes where some are darker than others. Considering the Pixel 7Pro now

[@stephenallen1995]

@@tomzsx still works. Never had an issue with it.

[@stephenallen1995]

@@VeniMitev interesting, the cameras were always the drawback to the device but mine haven't given me that issue. My screen is fairly burned in now though.

[@VeniMitev]

@@stephenallen1995 yes, burn in is also a pretty big issue and one of the main reasons I'm looking to upgrade. There just hasn't been anything to really compare on the market, with out needing to sell off my kidneys

[@Yan-uk8mn]

OnePlus 6T still going strong, truly love that phone. I hope they come back to themselves with this one and the next.

[@bougieproletariat]

I'm still using mine so far so good

[@dedyzeros21]

mine 6t lagging now, thinking changing to Xiaomi 13 Pro

[@mitrabarve1232]

us

[@shmayton]

I got the 6t still going and picked up a 10t for xmas, don't let anyone fool you the 10t is still the fastest charging and the best battery phone u can get in any phone in the US market, plus its brighter that then the S23's. i work at a cell phone store i tested everything out already. i absolutely love my 10t so far.

[@classicriders8172]

My 6 was super laggy. I upgraded to 9rt a year ago. Happy with it at the moment.

[@vincentroberson6624]

uh. You can disable the notification problems. They show a huge pop-up asking if you want to use their notification app, like with their search app in the app drawer. If you say no you can disable theirs and just use the default Android notification management UI. Color OS really isn't that bad. It could definitely be more polished but otherwise it has some cool features that are genuinely useful.

[@paulmathes9433]

Very helpful. Your an amazing reviewer. Very talented

[@xCJx555]

I LOVED my OP7Pro until Android 12. Now there are so many quirks that I can't change that drive me crazy. Like swiping to clear notifications, like the unlock app gestures that they changed, and so much more. The UI feels substantially more cumbersome now

[@harvelein]

yea really buggy upgrade. I'm going for the nothing phone 2, if my 7T Pro isn't tolerable anymore. But for now it's still rocking it honestly

[@pyroo3]

i've been holding off on the update and i think i will until my phone dies. just worried about security issues

[@wow2283]

​@@pyroo3same here

[@michaelsigl3154]

I wish they would bring back the motorized front facing camera... that was such a cool feature on the One+7, is there gonna be a Pro Model for the One+11?

[@FloresdorfGaming]

No, it's just going to be the normal OnePlus 11, without the Pro variant.

[@pietrekbies922]

And funny too

[@DerpySwag]

i didn't like that cam, and over time the motor got louder and louder. i also don't know how many years that thing will last, let alone the entire glass covering on that phone. still loved it tho haha

[@reallycarson]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.6 Ok!

[@FloresdorfGaming]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.6 Fine, I won't

[@ufgator18]

Running the OnePlus 8T and it's still a tank, although you're absolutely right regarding the software details!

[@jakepearson7403]

Something I think is underrated when talking about smartphone cameras is integration. My OnePlus 8 Pro takes some fantastic photos especially with the pixel camera app I installed to use Google's processing, but sharing those photos or using built in app viewfinders like Snapchat is another story. Most of my photos don't even show up in WhatsApp for some reason leasing me to share via the gallery which is incredibly frustrating

[@Almavijea]

Yep I'm having the exact same issue here , your comment is 100% accurate!

[@SilentAce0777]

I was really interested to see what you thought about the 2x telephoto camera. While every other phone uses a smaller sensor for the telephoto sensor, the specs appear to show that the telephoto is the same size at 1/1.56. This would be ideal for portrait photos of people. Is that the case? Obviously a 2x lens isn't great for long distance zoom but I was most excited for this phone having a secondary sensor that was the same size as the primary.

[@fever0]

This review is "the feedback" OnePlus needs. Yes, micro refinements DOES matter for a great end User Experience. OnePlus back at it's peak was a combination of Great h/w and s/w. Now, as they've put more efforts improving the cameras, they're falling short on the great s/w side.. when this improves, they will be at greater peak than ever. Surely it will take sometime, but I believe, if by fixing the s/w and without cutting any corners (as Marques pointed out in the video) they can launch at $769, people would welcome.

[@MayoneRajan]

It's not about the money

[@fever0]

@@MayoneRajan If they include wireless charging and work on UI/UX, they'll surely increase the price. As it may not be perfect at first, I was giving a reference that if they manage to keep it below $799, people will love it.

[@darbusdusky7116]

I'm on my OnePlus 5T with Spigen guard, a beast yet using more than 5yrs. The battery experience was little bit down to 7-8hrs comparing to the day I opened out of box was 11-12hrs in one full charge.

[@immortalmechano]

Me too! My 5T is at 5 and a half years. Looking to upgrade now though as it is starting to get a little laggy ..

[@proxykid567]

I'm on OP6 also with Spigen case, still running great! But battery experience has also been going worst lately.

[@srinivassankarsh4692]

​@@proxykid567mine as well op6 however battery has gone down to 4 hrs SOT, SO THINKING to upgrade, let me know should I go for op11 or iPhone ??

[@zyzzz6331]

You can change the battery and the life will improve.

[@montysher9303]

I have got a 100 watt charging brick out of the box and I love it's 25 minutes full charge , very handy I used my friends s22 ultra it was bulky especially with a cover on it and it costs 40 percent more than the OP 11 . Haptics are awesome and OP11 is very handy like I said and I can type type and type seamlessly on it like I am doing right now very smooth haptics loved them . By the way I was using s21 fe 5g earlier and had to buy a charger and on top of that it used to take one hour 20 minutes to full charge but with OP11 it has changed the way I used to wait for my phone to get charge 100 pct 25 minutes God how did they do it .

[@springpink]

great review. As a long time OP user so glad the alert slider is back. If only their cameras were more consistent.

[@spaze8476]

their cameras are ok (hardware wise), but software wise (processing and stuff in the pics) its really baaaaaaad.

[@robertopaez1123]

i have the op10pro and the problem is that you can shoot 2 pictures at the same time on the same light and one is going to be extremely bad the other ok and that’s the biggest catch for me

[@mrhawkyy1]

I don't think you should get this phone for the camera, they clearly went all out on the hardware specs.

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

@@spaze8476 yeah on OnePlus phones the processing is really trash. Strange thing that Oppo phones process photos a lot better than the OnePlus phones

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

@@mrhawkyy1 that's what OnePlus used to do. They used to give an all out buffet of specs with just a few caveats.

[@SuperSaf]

I want to know what you cut out to make this exactly 11 minutes long lol (or added)

[@mkbhd]

The 2 seconds at the end 🤓

[@Danieloncarevic]

@SuperSaf, seems like you missed the last frame there, Chief.

[@moodyville]

My favourite phone ever was the OP1 with sandstone back. I have never had more satisfaction unboxing or holding a phone. Getting a phone case was a shame but it is what it is. I stuck with OP after that but every one of them felt shit until the 7t pro. Perfect in every way. Unfortunately, it was pickpocketted and I was hoping to get the OP9 as a replacement but it seemed like they'd reverted back to being a let down. Got an S21 ultra since then and it's phenomenal!

[@raptorms773]

I remember that I had the 0ne plus 6 t and loved it was gonna get the 7 but waited for the 8 completely turned me away from one plus in 5 months. I hope they come back. First phone I had with supers fast charging my phone was always charged. I ended up jumping back on samsung band wagon

[@Molemanski]

It's kind of crazy how Marques has a whole team working on these reviews, but it still feels like the old days. You're just with Marques in the video, nothing has really changed about that and I'm here for it.

[@hoola_amigos]

+1

[@danceyrselfkleen]

The ball gargling is crazy

[@atlasknox7514]

@@danceyrselfkleen he keeps it in the deepest part of his throat 😦

[@smedits2705]

Chat GPT : Write a review for Oneplus11 in the style of Marques Brownlee

[@aiightbet4582]

@Bzake Marques always been a sellout for Apple in the old days but nvm npc

[@potitus8751]

MIUI is very similar on the notifications. issue. You have to click the arrow button to expand it which sometimes just led you to accidentally open the app. I also just wish you can just delete the grouped notifications and do not have to expand it and delete one by one

[@TRD_Kyle]

OP7Pro user here that is just starting to consider an upgrade. I have loved the phone, got the 12gb Ram version to be able to hold onto it for a long time and that has worked a treat. What hasn't though are the software updates. They are slow in that I just got Android 12 last month. I was stoked to finally get an OS update that felt like it was going to be mean something but no, Android 12 has instead killed many aspects of this phone to where I am looking to upgrade away from it where I wasn't previously. The OP11 is moderately interesting but those software annoyances and their update track record that I have experienced has thrown me well off the OnePlus track and am probably just going to get a Pixel 7/pro.

[@carsaregood911]

Had a OP7 Pro and got the Pixel 7 last month, if it's software you're after you won't be disappointed. I miss the cooler display and alert slider a lot though.

[@pritambarman3109]

One Plus 7T user here. They pushed the android 12 update so late almost after the release of 13. Also to mention it had some kind of bug which removed the widevine L1 certification from my OP 7Tand now I can't stream anything on Netflix and Prime Video in HD. I was always mad about late and buggy software update but that one just made it sure that i never buy anything from this company again. Not to mention the December security patch was last update for 7 series which is worse for us 7T users here because we barely got 3 years of software support that too filled with bugs if we consider the Android 11 and Android 12 upgrades.

[@TRD_Kyle]

@@pritambarman3109 That streaming bug is weird. I don't watch those service from my phone so not sure if it did that to mine. I do now have a bug where calls from specific people just don't connect. One of those people being my wife and one being my boss... So that is fun. Kinda breaks the usefulness as a phone. That Dec security update was the last for all 7 series? That sucks... I was wondering what the last one would be and I guess I have my answer. Guess I really am looking for a new phone now.

[@Pekz00r]

Almost exactly the same situation here. I'm also using a 7 Pro and I have been really happy with it but feel like it is time to upgrade now. I really miss wireless charging so that is pretty annoying that they don't have that. I think that counts this phone out for me. Pixel 7 is what I am considering as well.

[@TheDanil044]

Tbh if they did not Upgrade the OP7Pro to Android 12 and then almost immediatly canceled support for the Phone I would have mby still trusted them as a Company, but as it stands I would trust XiaoMi more then OP rn even if I never used XiaoMi before

[@cjepino]

2:07 IP67 does not mean it can handle a splash. The second number of the ingress protection (IP) are separate certifications from one another. 7 just means it can be submerged up to 1m in depth. 4 means it can survive splashes. For additional protections, it has to be separately listed.

[@everest_roy65]

Lack of wireless charging and some really annoying software choices (including the notification ones Marques pointed out) are probably gonna be what pushes me to another phone. I think it def is still a flagship killer but having the OnePlus9 Pro w/wireless charging and seeing the same software issues on the 11 is seems pretty might. Hopefully they figure things out...

[@samtavakoli6682]

I've had wireless charging and I'd pick warp charging any day. Nothing like having your phone be at 5% and having to leave the house in 10 minutes, and being able to leave with a phone at 60-80%. I don't even have the 11 yet, I'm on the OnePlus 8T, and apparently the new warp charging is even faster than what I'm used to to

[@dgillies5420]

When you can add 15% charge in under 5 mins who cares about wireless (energy-waster) charging? I know I don't ...

[@evantochydlowski4787]

Marques your critiques of the notification drawer and software towards the end of the video is absolutely spot on. I've been a one plus user for the past 4 years and I've loved the phones and the Oxygen OS software, but these little annoying things like what you mentioned about the notification drawer are beginning to annoy me to the point where I don't think I would upgrade to another OnePlus phone until they fix these things. Great review and attention to detail, thanks 👍🏻

[@blowtorchhonor]

100% agree. Also, in the app drawer, it used to be super easy to click on a letter to get to apps that start with that letter. Now, it takes me two or three tries to get that function to work. And they removed the excellent haptics in the app drawer too. Not to mention that launching OnePlus shelf by swiping down from the corner is on by default.

[@VWNMSOEST]

I completely agree with you. This behavior of notifications is an absolute deal-breaker for me. Oneplus implemented the same in their Android 12 update for the 7 series, which made me go custom ROM. Are we sure though, that it's not the Chinese ColorOS version that has been reviewed, and that it might be different in OOS for the rest of the world?

[@IthinkIneedAhug]

I was considering getting this phone, I'm glad this was mentioned though cause that sounds troublesome! Guess my search continues lol

[@evantochydlowski4787]

@@VWNMSOEST I'm not sure I have a OnePlus 8 that's for the US networks and it has these same software bugs in it since updating to Color OS. Super disappointing to be honest

[@evantochydlowski4787]

@@IthinkIneedAhug yes I mean I think one plus still makes great phones. Excellent cameras, screens, refresh rates, RAM, storage. Everything under the hood works flawlessly, it's just these little annoying software bugs that are killing the experience right now. And it's especially difficult considering that Oxygen OS used to be such a beautiful and user friendly software. Constantly improving from the feedback of OnePlus users. I can no longer say that's the case. When it's time to upgrade my phone. I might go for a pixel.

[@wilsonjerez807]

I just switched from the OnePlus 10 Pro to the Galaxy S22 Plus like 2 months ago most because of the software. I was happy with the display, the speakers, even with the camera (specially the main cameras), but having a OnePlus nowadays is just not the same as it used to.

[@kwinzman]

Why does the OnePlus 11 only have 2x optical zoom? Even the OnePlus 7 Pro had 3x years ago!

[@vishnuvijwani]

@@kwinzman because the 11 not a "Pro" phone. Marques did mention that and you are asking the same thing again

[@thatfatasiankid5701]

Preordered a s23 ultra through Fi but have the 9 pro at the moment and have had it for a while, it can be frustrating to use at times.

[@Account-nx3ui]

@@vishnuvijwani doesn't matter if it's pro or not The price matters

[@jspicecue1463]

Does it overheat?

[@yuvalamir3226]

By the way almost everything you brought up about the software has been fixed with updates, so they *did* listen :D

[@kazegayo]

still using 7Pro, full screen curved display, front camera pop up, 90hz at that time end of 19, still have slider, run perfectly til today

[@krischi_mk]

I love that you never 'clickbait' and that your titles and thumbnails are always pretty true to the content of the video ❤️

[@milkyy4168]

Npc-esque comment

[@krischi_mk]

@@milkyy4168 true but I mean it 😂

[@AlexMkd1984]

he is biased apple 🤬

[@willemmmmm]

@@milkyy4168 fr it sounds like a bot wrote it; it's a non-comment.

[@AkhilAkhil-cx3my]

@@AlexMkd1984 nah

[@scottrobinson4611]

Interesting to see OnePlus turning things back around a bit. I have the OP9, I got it for a good price at the time, but It's been a couple of years and I've started putting some thought in to what my next phone will be. I've been leaning towards the Samsung lineup, but it's great that OnePlus is still a potential contender.

[@digoutyourMUSEsoul]

What do you think about your current phone so far? I just got it for $200 new

[@subramaniankannan6630]

samsung is 💩

[@charlescarter6303]

I've had the OP7pro since 2019 and I've taken care of it and it still functions extremely smoothly and has no glitches or latency. I've been thinking about getting a new phone too and the OP11 seems like a good option honestly

[@oliverproductions4907]

I've been using a OP 8T and it's rock solid. I'm not thinking of upgrading in a year or two for sure. Unless OnePlus puts a phone with a cool design something like OP9.

[@tama5380]

@@charlescarter6303 i wouldve considered op11 if they still had oxygenos. Im still using my mclaren 6t that i got in late 2018 and im considering switching to pixel now. the 6t is still a very solid phone with almost no issues other than battery. it blows my mind how good their 6 and 7 lineups were and here we are now.

[@Vacationplans7]

Just did updrage from one plus 8t to 11, got a good deal on black Friday.

[@rbkausik9700]

OxygenOS is way better than coloros that u found in your variant my indian variant works perfectly fine in the notifications bar like every other android

[@Superninja71]

I went from OnePlus 7 Pro to Pixel 7 Pro. Its good to see OnePlus getting better again but software wise I might stay with the Pixel line for the future.

[@tehcodeman]

Same here.

[@valeriyten7669]

Same upgrade here

[@Droidman1231]

Still rocking my One Plus 7 Pro but was planning on hopping to Pixel whenever it dies.

[@SocalSteeze]

I went from the oneplus 7 pro, got the 8 pro, then the 9 but eventually switched to the pixel pro 7.

[@filtershots]

I switched from one plus 5 to pixel 7 pro..one plus is now another Chinese gimmick..not worth it

[@s.a3898]

Samsung's One UI 4.1 also has a lot of those issues. The one that's bothered me the most is the additional tap instead of a swipe to expand a notification.

[@Schild4823]

Gotta say I'm really enjoying the Nothing Phone (1) via the US Beta - $350 and I can confirm it works with US AT&T on at least some 5g bands. Performs well for me. Just know you need a software update on the Nothing (it is a Beta) to get it working on US AT&T. Took a day or two to get the update for me, so I used an old phone during that time. Anyway, I'm thinking One Plus might be trying to put up more a fight with the Nothing Phone (1) history.

[@jeffrey_jpeg]

With the latest A.10 build macro has gotten much better with its minimum distance. It still isn't great at detecting when you're close though..

[@singexd]

Great job! I have used OnePlus for the last 5 years, OxygenOS is for me the best overlay. No useless apps, no ads, no slowdowns due to heavy functionality. What I can only blame them for is the "slowness" of updates on older devices, but I'm quibbling. This year, I switched to the Samsung Galaxy S23+, wanting to change and see what a really good camera was. I must say that I'm quite amazed by the result, even if I think that I will miss OxygenOS in the long run. Long live OnePlus!

[@KrishnenduKes]

I am still with a 5 year old OnePlus 6. I just might go with this 11. I was contemplating the S23Ultra for a while.

[@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233]

@@KrishnenduKeswell it's like this would u rather spend $1200 or $700 ... I think the pricing of phones has gotten ridiculous I blame Apple for introducing their $1,000 phone ... I always bought my Galaxy phones on promos so I didn't it didn't seem as crazy but u know what is that after only 4yrs my phone is worth less than a 3rd it's price ...

[@KrishnenduKes]

@@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 Pretty much agree. If I am spending those extra $500, would I make that extra money from the phone? That way, the choice is easy. I will take a photo with the OnePlus and with the S23Ultra and 99/100 times, people would not be able to tell the difference. Productivity would be the same.

[@kunalbhardwaj1668]

@VoxiBe any particular reason y you didn't consider S23 Ultra, it got better camera and S pen, just wanted to know your thoughts. Also do share how is S23+ doing so far for you.

[@dragospahontu]

Color os is the same

[@Onesteve3333]

Thank you for this quick look MKBHD! Do you know if there are multiple variants of this phone depending on location, like they used to do with different processors or internals in some parts of the world?

[@KnightofInsomnia]

I agree with the negatives regarding software. Just to note, you can close your notification drawer without scrolling all the way to the bottom but instead of swiping up like all other Android phones, you have to tap the little bar between the notification drawer and brightness slider. I prefer the swipe up though for sure.

[@luckygoldfish5331]

I've come to you for all my phone info. If I'm curious about a phone, I come here and see what you gotta say. You're so honest, informative and thorough. It's very much appreciated! 💕

[@itsferm28]

I got a Oneplus 8 Pro shortly after it was released. My favorite part about it is its screen and I received comments from other people saying that it looked amazing as well. I've been hesitant to change phone because I'm from the few people that love the waterfall edge and I think that recently Oneplus has been one of the few brands that keep doing it. I'll wait for a few more reviews and think if I should upgrade. No wireless charging is a bummer, though.

[@bobclack3256]

I genuinely don't understand why people use wireless. What's the point ? It would be 5x as slow than wired on this phone and use more power to charge. It takes one extra second to plug it in, but charges 5x as fast... I don't get it

[@nathanaelrenaud6004]

@@bobclack3256 Same opinion. It's taking space and cost, for a fonctionnality that already exist. It isn't efficient, a lot of energy is just wasted,to finally charge the phone slowly compared to cable charging... Not to add that you can't use your phone while it charge unless you take the whole plate with you.

[@vlad3858]

@@bobclack3256 it's because of that extra second yes. It matters especially in the car when you just put the phone on the pad and it connects to the car and starts charging. It's much more annoying to use the cable for every 10 minute drive

[@mihadoo]

I use Oneplus 8 Pro and in my opinion the only modern phone with the same characteristics is Pixel 7 Pro. Oneplus is obviously not a flagship killer anymore. I might just keep using my 8 Pro for a few years because Pixel 7 Pro is not really that much better to justify the upgrade cost.

[@itsferm28]

@@bobclack3256 imo wireless charging has to be fast so it can be a feature and not a gimmick. With my OP8 Pro it's 30 watts, same as wired charging. Obviously it's slightly slower but it charges faster than several wired only phones. Although, I would never consider it if you're going to give me only 15 watts.

[@cellunlockernet]

Great summary and points about the ui! It does seem like an annoyance regarding the notifcations

[@Brandishh]

The OnePlus 7T pro McLaren 5G is my fav phone to date. The Alcantara case backing was beautiful as well as the back of the phone with the orange accenting, crispppp

[@ianlanford6922]

3T user here since early 2017. and i still using it. still great after changing battery this year truly flagship killer

[@gmonk313]

Small note, iOS has the same thing with media from from the control center and I noticed when I switched from my pixel that it is in fact a pain to have to double press it to return to now playing

[@Ado-T]

Because Oppo acquired OnePlus and they want to make more profit by giving ads rather than stock os. I used all OnePlus till OnePlus 8. It has become so much worse after OnePlus 7... Now they use the same ColorOS of Oppo and rename it as oxygenOS... Although Color OS is not that good, renamed origin OS is even bad than Oppo real OS. Just notice that ColorOs in Oppo phones is much better than OnePlus... Since Color OS is designed by Oppo.. it gives more refined and better experience in Oppo than OnePlus It is time to choose Motorola, Nothing and Pixel for great OS. Time to ditch OnePlus now OnePlus is same Chinese brand now.

[@pvh3053]

I bet he didn 't complain about that reviewing an iphone with that "problem" , once an Apple fan always....

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

so ... switching obviously was a mistake! Never change a winning team.

[@gmonk313]

@@pvh3053 he was very tactful with his wording by comparing it to “other” Android phones so it was fine to me. If anything it just goes to show that copying iOS to try and draw in users isn’t the best UI design. Google developed vanilla android very well.

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

Damn iOS control center does sucks then 💀 In ColorOS 13 that's kinda easy tbh. What you need to do is, swipe down from the bottom edge to go into the one-handed mode and then just control the media. May sound like a bit of a hassle but it actually is as easy & fast as opening the lid of Airpods. Otherwise there's also the lock-screen gesture which lets you control your media playback from the lock screen. there's even the AOD control.

[@csdiabo]

I'm so happy you mentioned the UI issues you had with the new version of color OS! I have that on my OP 8 Pro and those small things drive me crazy, even if it's better than their Android 12 version... That version made me want to throw my phone away, buy a different one and never buy anything from OnePlus ever again. Android 13's version is much better but still has the issues you mentioned. Really hoping the upwards trend continues

[@Maws92]

As a fellow OnePlus 8 pro user, as soon as he started talking about notifications I knew exactly where he was going haha

[@drai8905]

OMG same

[@salahuddinkarim8446]

Trust me, I threw my 8 Pro away and got straight into an iPhone 12 Pro when ColorOS12 dropped 😂

[@FreshTravelsYT]

No matter how good and the top of the line OnePlus will never be worth it to buy!!! Bad software = bad phone

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

@@FreshTravelsYT as if you have actually driven ColorOS for a long time 😒

[@FairuzaMNasir]

Still using oneplus 7pro since launch and nothing has convinced me to make the change yet. I don't utilise front camera much and i love the centered main camera. Honestly, OnePlus should bring back full screen phone.

[@Rahstylesdotcom]

Yeah you're right that software things that you're talking about is really annoying I always end up swiping left to get rid of notifications when I use my right hand and it always goes to the stupid settings icon and it doesn't get rid of it I have to swipe to the right that gets on my nerves. Also there's no point in do not disturb mode when I still have icon showing up on the lock screen.

[@sahilthakkar9497]

3:55 UFS 3.1 for the 128gb version and 4.0 for the 256gb version

[@bizkitsam]

I have the same annoying SW behaviour on my 8T, definitely an OS thing. I believe that was around the Android 12 update. Good phone performance wise and still fast after 1.5 year of use and no reset but a couple little things that are hard to comprehend design wise (though I have to specify I have the bigger model with 256GB/12GB RAM). At least now the FB Messenger bubbles aren't as broken as they were before that update! Edit : as of today, it seems an update made the notifications much better, though they appear much bigger which is weird.

[@lilkidsuave]

It's the whole reason I'm still on oos 11

[@bizkitsam]

@@lilkidsuave definitely not a bad decision it seems

[@zgagacz]

This. And last oos13 update on OP8T broke navbar recents switching. Double tap recents should go to last app, instead it pots back the front app on the screen. It made quick switch between 1st and 2nd app impossible

[@blowtorchhonor]

@@zgagacz Oof. Still haven't gotten 13 yet, even as developer previews for 14 are out.

[@Kyz246]

Great review! I'm still using my 5T! 6 years on, I do see some battery life issues but other than that, it works fine. Considering whether the OP11 is one to look out for...

[@hadoul10]

Same for me :)

[@pratikrajsah]

Although I use my iPhone 13 as my main device, I used to have OnePlus 7 Pro as my primary and I'm still using it - I love it so much that I'm always gonna keep it my side.

[@tubester358]

I think the notification tray issues are common among Chinese brands, at least on Xiaomi you also have the left-swipe settings on each notification and expanding notifications is a very messy and inconsistent experience. It boggles my mind when brands specifically copy the worst parts of each other and ignore the best lol

[@chiuuuuuuuuuu]

I remember my days using oneplus 1&2 like yesterday and it's 11 now. Time really flies...

[@Jzak25]

the OS is the mega killer, try their call feature then answer another call or look into your email, then come back to the original while the other person is still on the phone, there IS NO INDICATION on the phone indicate you are still on the phone. the only way to retrieve that call is to open the notification from the top and manually locate that call. good luck if the other person doesn't have the habit of hanging up the phone or you are on a per-min plan.

[@jgould30]

So I don't get why the hate for the 10T. It does what I want a phone to do. I don't care about cameras. I want a good bright screen, long battery life, fast charging, performance, call quality/reception (ie. support all US bands), with a decently stock android OS experience. Maybe it didn't make sense a year ago, but right now you can get it for under $400 easy with the charger. IDK, seems like a really good value to me.

[@attaboydanny]

yeah, the keyword is NOW. when it released there were so many issues with it, and still are. i mean, no alert slider? software sucked too!

[@paulopontovaz]

Personally, I would like to see the pop-up camera again. It was awesome having no camera cut-out, plus there's the "privacy benefit" for paranoids like me 😁

[@LaRuTV]

Absolutely! Going to use my 7T pro till it dies and get another one. Will upgrade when there is another phone with a popup camera or camera behind the screen.

[@mkbhd]

I don't think it has any chance of coming back, but I did love it while we had it

[@adithbongu9105]

it also had the added benefit of looking SUPER cool

[@subhodh1064]

I still use one plus 7 pro it's still smooth!!!!

[@kpeterrafael]

Yeah, I think that was the golden age of selfie cameras. Hidden & quirky.

[@B13ro]

Man I really appreciate how you talk about the little details like the notification swiping and stuff. It's stuff like that that drives me crazy with some phones, but it's usually completely ignored in favor of spec readouts.

[@champan250]

The swiping is actually quite useful, left swipe gives you an option to go into settings to delay or block notification from this app

[@alexl9]

@@champan250 You can do that on any other android with tap and hold. I suppose most people don't do it that often, compared with swipe to dismiss. It doesn't make sense to add that feature

[@champan250]

@@alexl9 we actually do that a lot over here in Asia... Many local apps that you use it one-off every now and then (like restaurant royalty and coupons) force you to turn on notifications for the app to run. Very helpful to turn it back off after you done with the app Asia is OnePlus biggest market, by far, and of course they should tailor to Asians

[@ArdaKaraduman]

I still have the original OnePlusOne it was a spectacular phone for its time, and it is still working great, sans the battery of course. I think I jumped ship around OnePlus 4 or something like that, I hope they do a comeback. I would be interested in this phone, but I got a S23+ now, and not really thinking to step down from that camera. Although the fact charging seems intriguing.

[@arijit1907]

Still using the OnePlus 7 which was kind of the same phone as 6T. I feel the best camera experience in that worth was 1+7. I've never had such worthy photo experience at that price band with any other phone. Unfortunately, I just updated it to their latest OS which promised better battery performance but they missed the disclaimer that your experience will go for a toss. Terrible gaps in very basic functionality experiences which often leaves me annoyed. I'm just not feeling confident to move to a new OnePlus mobile as it hasn't sounded worthy enough. Maybe the 1+11 sounds a bit of redemption because for me camera is an integral part of OnePlus proposition. I hope the software issues are addressed with basic UX improvements. The wireless charging isn't really a deal breaker for me esp with fast charging and 5k mAh battery

[@dgillies5420]

Nothing Phone is the new OnePlus. OnePlus lost their way when they were invaded by Oppo and tried to merge OxygenOS into ColorOS, and apparently that's a failure here. I bought the 1+6T because i didn't want to learn all the strange google gestures and the phone let me use the old gestures which I still love.

[@Xavierpng]

I am still using OP5T....still going strong...time to upgrade to 11...Thanks Marques 🙏

[@Cptyash]

Go for Pixel benchod, OnePlus is dead with ColourOS

[@THEBIGBEEFIS]

yo it's this guy

[@ielfrancisco]

same 5t still alive

[@tiagov.mendes4422]

Hi Xavier, the price is a joke.

[@bhuwneshsharma]

I just love the way you review a smartphone. Unlike other KZbinrs who only speak about the main configs which we can see on the product’s website, you never disappoints in explaining even the minor details.

[@CHIEF_420]

💡

[@Gamer-xb1eo]

Means you havent seen much youtube reviews.

[@bhuwneshsharma]

@@Gamer-xb1eo okay

[@Gamer-xb1eo]

Check Mrwhosetheboss. His videos are the most interesting. They are friends as well. He is an Indian origin guy.

[@madhurahlawat9168]

Notification gesture is fine, Sometimes I need to disable notifications for that app, It open settings. THis feature is alos in Xiaomi phones

[@NepDouble07]

I still think it's hilarious it has a 16GB of RAM variant with UFS 4.0 and WiFi 7, but USB 2.0 and no 512GB version in the U.S.

[@Maxpen14]

Still rocking the OnePlus 7 pro for over 3yrs now(yes the popup camera still works!). Funny that this doesn't have most of those annoying notification "features". Love this phone, but the battery is obviously starting to be too old. Might go with the op11 next. Its the same price as I bought this one. Amazing considering inflation during the last years

[@dragonforcegaming7555]

Annoying notification features?? Which one, that double swipe he spoke about?? or the Spotify toggle?

[@KentRodgman]

Very interesting, I am still using the 7Pro.... it just keeps chugging and I can't find a reason to upgrade. This one is maybe the first that I might consider, but I do love my pop up camera!

[@AhmadH25]

You can actually pull the single notification by pulling at the bottom of the bubble. No need to tap the pull down arrow

[@lmi7kol]

Bro I still rock my oneplus 6t and it feels like its not 4 years old. I see no difference from the 1st day I had it. Maybe even better cuz the software got even better over time. I am a fan of oneplus and my next phone will be oneplus. The thing is I dont think this 6t is giving up any time soon cuz its like new at 4 years old with more than 1 day battery life and everything.

[@HadarCo]

As a OnePlus 9 Pro user with the latest OxygenOS 13 on it, I absolutely relate to all the small software details Marques mentioned at 7:00. I got used to them but as a company that emphasizes at speed and responsiveness all those extra swipes and multiple screens seem a bit odd (and a bit annoying...)

[@TheCHEATER900]

My Huawei mate 20 pro has all the same behavior and it really bugs me out. Most of it came over time with updates

[@abinavd]

I have the same issues with software on one plus 9 pro ! Somehow I still use it and like this phone

[@amoghkarigoudar2082]

You really are the pinnacle of tech reviews on youtube, originality unmatched!

[@im_a-walking_shitpost_machine]

he is matched

[@AlexMkd1984]

biased apple Fake KZbinr Lies

[@SnipesHalo]

yep I don't even find myself watching any other tech reviews of same product no more, maybe mr mobile when he does but that's about it. He's really in a league of his own. been watching since the OG cheerios days and I wish nothing but the best for this kid. Grown all in front of our eyes.

[@raccoon2276]

yeah but he makes some mid takes frequently, like that back to school tech video where he just resides flagship pcs and phones as "good value for students" or how he likes wireless charging; the most useless standard in phones nowadays

[@jaysquared2061]

Tbh, Theres better reviewers out there. His production level though is unmatched for sure.

[@CaraMarie13]

Watching this one my 1+ 6. It's over five years old and it's still going strong. I don't need much from a phone so this phone is more than enough for me. I'll switch it once I can't upgrade my apps anymore.

[@lorenzofrancescovarenneduc4276]

I still have my OP 7t and after 3 years it still can do everything. There are some problems though: battery isn't the greatest and sometimes the screen's refresh rate drops down to like 30-40 Hz and the phones needs to be restarted to go back to them beautiful 90 Hz. The software also has some problems every now and then (and yeah I also hate the notifications). But still, it does everything almost as quick as it was 3 years ago.

[@mukulbhargava5132]

Still using my OnePlus 7 for 3+ years now without any issues, Marques is absolutely right OnePlus really peaked at 7 series

[@TheGreatGhettoKing]

It sounds like of a lot the issue could be easily fixed with a software update. It would be interesting to see if they do any follow up to this video and send out updates.

[@badbadboy2811]

They wont

[@user-nr1vz9hz8n]

They didn't fix a bug where u couldn't properly watch hdr content for couple of years, I think it's still not fixed. Software got real bad.

[@douglasjeffries4647]

nope nevermind the issues with the notifications on this phone that you pointed out just convinced me to look with another phone...... those features I need for work

[@joshchacko7729]

Btw. You can swipe up the notification screen with one swipe sometimes by dragging up from right under the brightness bar. There's a small little bar there.

[@DAXimusTT]

Good for them, cause it's a valiant effort to bring the brand back to their roots. With software updates the little annoyances can be corrected as long as they continue to listen to their community.

[@bundupesin]

Definitely agree - I believe the one plus 7 Pro was their pinnacle. Faithful OP user having had both the 2 and 5 before. Been using the 7 Pro solidly for going on more than 3 years now. Besides diminished battery life which is to be expected after this time, the one issue that I have never been able to fix is that though HD videos look great natively when shared on any any platform (notably whatsapp in my case) whatever codec OP uses makes it look like your videos are shot on an old Motorola Razr. If I could find a fix for this I would honestly invest in getting a new battery for my 7Pro and keep it going for a few years - otherwise its very likely in next couple months I'm going back to Apple land. Definitely other software quirks but this is the main deal breaker

[@Gectre]

The oneplus 7 pro battery is easily available in China for only $10 usd.

[@dustinhess6798]

I bought the 256 gig version Arbor Green with head phone for free. I completely agreee with the reveiw. I upgraded from a oneplus 7 I had for 4 years. I love the 11 but the same time I share the same software annoyances. If they fix those to be more old school oxygen while keeping a lot of the new features that would be great.

[@pbudie123]

I'm on OnePlus 7 and love the way I interact with this old artifact. Considering upgrading and I hope OnePlus gives me something I can work with. I do spend a lot of time in the notifications so I can relate to Marques here. They need to fix those things.

[@themultiverseking]

You see the duration of the video. Its perfectly 11 just like the OnePlus 11. I do really like these small details👆👆👌👌👍