OnePlus 11 series

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Is 11R a worthy buy?
worth is subjective ba. if you don't need the best performance (SD8G2), don't care about the ultrawide camera, etc, don't mind the plastic body, lower fingerprint sensor position, can find it at a price that's closer to China pricing, and don't mind not having proper local warranty, i think it's a great option. The display might even be better than the 11 if you care more about PWM dimming. Not to mention they said 11R will be getting 4 android updates and 5 years of patch too.

There will definitely be cheaper options down the line with similar specs (sd8+g1) from xiaomi/redmi/poco or realme, but their UI won't be as "clean". even if realme ui is based on colorOS just like oxygenOS, oxygenOS is still the least bloated version out of them. But of course, if you don't mind MIUI or realme UI too, those will likely be cheaper. :ROFLMAO:
 

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worth is subjective ba. if you don't need the best performance (SD8G2), don't care about the ultrawide camera, etc, don't mind the plastic body, lower fingerprint sensor position, can find it at a price that's closer to China pricing, and don't mind not having proper local warranty, i think it's a great option. The display might even be better than the 11 if you care more about PWM dimming. Not to mention they said 11R will be getting 4 android updates and 5 years of patch too.

There will definitely be cheaper options down the line with similar specs (sd8+g1) from xiaomi/redmi/poco or realme, but their UI won't be as "clean". even if realme ui is based on colorOS just like oxygenOS, oxygenOS is still the least bloated version out of them. But of course, if you don't mind MIUI or realme UI too, those will likely be cheaper. :ROFLMAO:
I rather live with a 5 year old phone with oneUI than to live with MIUI
 

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Testing wide angle camera again, in parts of kaohsiung where its darker due to lesser street lights
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is it true ace 2 has longer lifespan of android updates of 4 years, while 11 only 2 years
 

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Personally, I feel this is a correct strategy Oneplus is adopting. They are dropping the Pro and T version of the phone and going back to the flagship killer direction.

For the preorder in Singapore, it comes with a free Oneplus Buds Pro 2 and a free Oneplus sandstone case for as low as 1058 to 1068. Factoring in the costs u gained back by selling the TWS, I feel the pricing at about 920 SGD for the phone itself is really a killer price compared to offerings from Samsung, especially the direct competitior model S23+, this has double the amount of RAM.

I kept the Oneplus Buds Pro 2 though, it is a very solid pair of TWS.

Battery life on my Oneplus 11 is great, yield 8.5 hours of screen on time, with about 15 percent left in tank. Snapdragon 8 gen 2 really does wonder, even Samsung S23 series are having great battery life thanks to the TSMC chip. Oh and I cant emphasize enough that the haptics on the phone is simply fantastic, even better than my pixel 7.

Speakers on the phone is also solid. Did a side by side comparison with Redmagic 8 Pro, which is loud, and lack of bass.

Overall, quite pleased with the phone. Hope Oneplus can continue this strategy on the next flagship they release. Try finding a phone in the market now with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.0, decent cameras, decent speakers, good haptics, 100W charging, 2 years local warranty at 920 dollars? And also, with a livable software...

Looking at Redmagic 8 pro, but the software is trash imo, random crashes when tapping on whatsapp notification at notification drawer, bad translations, spelling errors on system menu (they have issue spelling APPLICATION correctly, misspelled as APPLICAITON,; APPLITION :s22:). Redmagic 8 pro has no local warranty support btw...
 
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Personally, I feel this is a correct strategy Oneplus is adopting. They are dropping the Pro and T version of the phone and going back to the flagship killer direction.

For the preorder in Singapore, it comes with a free Oneplus Buds Pro 2 and a free Oneplus sandstone case for as low as 1058 to 1068. Factoring in the costs u gained back by selling the TWS, I feel the pricing at about 920 SGD for the phone itself is really a killer price compared to offerings from Samsung, especially the direct competitior model S23+, this has double the amount of RAM.

I kept the Oneplus Buds Pro 2 though, it is a very solid pair of TWS.

Battery life on my Oneplus 11 is great, yield 8.5 hours of screen on time, with about 15 percent left in tank. Snapdragon 8 gen 2 really does wonder, even Samsung S23 series are having great battery life thanks to the TSMC chip. Oh and I cant emphasize enough that the haptics on the phone is simply fantastic, even better than my pixel 7.

Speakers on the phone is also solid. Did a side by side comparison with Redmagic 8 Pro, which is loud, and lack of bass.

Overall, quite pleased with the phone. Hope Oneplus can continue this strategy on the next flagship they release. Try finding a phone in the market now with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.0, decent cameras, decent speakers, good haptics, 100W charging, 2 years local warranty at 920 dollars? And also, with a livable software...

Looking at Redmagic 8 pro, but the software is trash imo, random crashes when tapping on whatsapp notification at notification drawer, bad translations, spelling errors on system menu (they have issue spelling APPLICATION correctly, misspelled as APPLICAITON,; APPLITION :s22:). Redmagic 8 pro has no local warranty support btw...
after using it for 2-3 days , this phone doesnt really heat up at all except during gaming session. This is a huge improvement from oppo find x5 pro( sd 8gen1) and sd888. SD8g1 can just heat up randomly and drains the battery fast.
only paid about 200-300 more to upgrade from my opfx5pro which is definitely worth it. i am okay with both color os n oxygen os and i can say Oxygen os is almost a clone to color os already . this can be a good or bad point for op fans. Still better den realmi ui as there are ads included.

The phone's battery life can last me a day from morning to 7/8pm when i am home , i am a heavy yt vanced user so i can spent half a day with podcast playing at the background .

imo they should have introduced the 11r here , maybe they dont want it to compete with their own product (oneplus 11). i feel that the 11 is the 11pro n 11r should be the 11. regardless of that, good phone good os good sd8g2. TSMC FTW.

diablo immortal runs perfectly fine on op11. there are times where fps still varies from 30-60fps but it is definitely a improvement over sd8g1 oppo fx5p which varies from 1-30fps.
temperature remains at around 38-40degree after 30 mins of gaming, still can feel abit of the heat
 
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