OnePlus 11 leaked photos showcase camera setup, alert slider and screen details

Starting off with the Alert Slider, which is visible on the image above. Ah, yes — the old, but gold physical button has become a staple of OnePlus phones at this point. As such, no one was happy to see it removed on the OnePlus 10T. Now, we see that OnePlus made the wise choice to include it on the OnePlus 11.

While the circular triple-camera setup of the OnePlus 11 is present in these photos, a detail seems to be missing: the Hasselblad logo, which was featured on the teaser from yesterday’s tweet. Maybe the phone in the photos shown above is a pre-production unit, which didn’t require the application of the logo for the certification process.

From the images, we can make out that the volume rocker will be placed on the left, while the power button and Alert Slider will be on the right side of the phone. From the light reflections on the front screen, we can tell that the screen is curved on its sides. Though it’s barely visible, a hole-punch style camera can be noted on the upper left corner of the display too.

As typical with imminent phone releases, we already know basically all of the OnePlus 11’s internals, thanks to another TENAA listing. Most notably, it will be equipped with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a 4,870mAh battery and will come bundled with a 100W charger in its box, in spite of its competition’s baffling decision to exclude such necessities.

The phone will have a 6.7” AMOLED panel, with а 3216×1440 resolution and a smooth as warm butter 120Hz refresh rate. We’re expecting quite the performance from the camera setup, given the continued Hasselblad partnership. The fruits of that collaboration were last seen on the OnePlus 10 Pro, which was certainly capable of holding its own ground in terms of photographic competency.

While we don’t have an official release date as of now, we do have a date for an official launch event, set for February 7 of next year. As to the release date itself, we’ve got our own speculations, based on previous OnePlus flagship releases. Those basically amount to somewhere between March and April of next year.

Given the rate at which OnePlus 11 related news are going, we might know more than what OnePlus will actually reveal by the time the event rolls around, but in order to find that out, you’d have to stick around with us and climb aboard the 11 o’clock hype train.