So my experience is from pixel xl OG, LG G8 , and Sony Xperia 1 iii. I've had the OnePlus 11 5g 256gb model for about 3 weeks now and it has been an absolute pleasure and positive experience using this phone.

Compare all 7 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Eternal Green · 128 GB | ₹44,999 | Not sold |
| Titan Black · 128 GB | ₹32,340 | Not sold |
| Eternal Green · 256 GB | ₹38,994 | Not sold |
| Marble Odyssey · 256 GB | ₹58,499 | Not sold |
| Titan Black · 256 GB | ₹42,999 | Not sold |
| 16 GB · 256 GB | Not sold | ₹42,999 |
| 8 GB · 128 GB | Not sold | ₹42,999 |
The ZuPick verdict
This is a balanced phone with a sharp display, versatile cameras, rapid charging and long software support. Middling performance value, limited base storage and modest outdoor brightness prevent it from standing out at ₹39,999.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
30 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹32,300 in the period we have tracked.
₹32,300
₹54,99,900
Pros & cons
The 1440x3216 curved AMOLED screen is sharper than the Full HD panels many rivals use. Its 120 Hz refresh rate also keeps scrolling and animations smooth.
The 50 MP main camera has optical stabilisation, while the 48 MP ultrawide and 32 MP telephoto provide useful framing options. The telephoto offers 2x optical zoom, and video reaches 8K.
The 5000 mAh battery supports 100 W charging and can fill in about 25 minutes. Short charging breaks are enough to recover several hours of use.
Four years of operating-system updates and five years of security updates make it suitable for extended ownership.
The 8 GB and 128 GB configuration is difficult to justify at this price. Several rivals offer more memory, storage or newer performance hardware for similar money.
Peak brightness of 1300 nits is adequate outdoors, but direct sunlight exposes a clear weakness against brighter competing displays.
The 128 GB configuration can fill quickly with games, photos and 4K video. Expandable storage is unsupported, so careful storage management may be necessary.
Wireless charging is unsupported. The excellent 100 W wired system softens that limitation, but buyers seeking charging flexibility should look elsewhere.
What owners say
From RedditI upgraded from a Samsung S20 FE after just hating the Samsung flavor of Android. The OP11 has been an amazing phone for me. The biggest thing I love is my battery is god tier amazing, it's gotten through days of 12 hours screen on time without needing a juice up and still had plenty of battery remaining.
I honestly hate how ColorOS just looks like any crappy Chinese Android skin so the day I bought it I installed a custom ROM, all smooth so far except for subpar battery life but thats probably just the not yet matured OS and its already enough for me, otherwise its a really good phone, with really fast charging, great camera etc
After a negative experience with an 8T and swearing off OnePlus for years, I had low expectations, but it really does feel like they tried going back to their roots with the 11. Kept seeing a lot of positive reviews for it and decided to take a gamble on one last month.
Upgraded from a 6T to 11. Best phone ever. So far. Battery life improves with use, and seems to last very well. No need for wireless charging when you can do a full charge in twenty minutes!
Another thing that bugged me was the first versions of the firmware had issues with Android Auto (it basically struggled to connect if two phones that usually connect to it were available to connect to BT), but since an update like 6 months ago if not more that it's not an issue anymore.
so everyone says OnePlus 11 have one of the best haptics in Android phones but I don't think so, Xiaomi 13 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro feels superior to me. and not sure if its EU related issue, but most of the time haptic feedback feels cheap(not on every place)
It's beautiful, just beautiful! My only concern is peak brightness. It's enough in most scenarios, however, when it's direct sunlight.. I wish it was a bit brighter. I use max settings, QHD with 120hz. But unfortunately, it's capped at 60hz while using YouTube.
So, like a lot of people, my favorite thing about the OP11 has been the battery life. I cannot stress how much I have struggled with battery life on my previous phones. Just before the 11, I had a Nothing Phone (1) and over the course of a whole year, I felt like I somehow just waited for the battery life to get better.
Well for whatever reasons I don't get notifications from my phone app. No biggie but annoying. Second is the Door dash Android 13 bug where my phone crashes if I open Door dash notifications during delivery. Beside that it's been great.
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