OnePlus has had a busy year in recent times with back-to-back smartphone launches, with the brand kicking off the year with the OnePlus 10 Pro flagship, followed by the OnePlus 10R, OnePlus 10T and more Nord-branded products after we heard rumors that the OnePlus 10T could be the brand’s last for the year the brand’s last flagship phone of the year. In this case, we’ve now seen some renders of the OnePlus 11 Pro, courtesy of SmartPrix and Steve Hemmerstoffer.
The release date for the OnePlus 11 Pro has not been revealed, but the flagship is expected to arrive in early 2023.
The latest renders of the OnePlus 11 Pro show a redesigned camera module on the rear panel with Hasselblad branding. The notification slider makes a comeback after disappearing on previous OnePlus 10 phones (excluding the 10 Pro).
These early renders of the OnePlus 11 Pro give us an idea of the phone’s design. While this may not be the final design, as there are still a few months to go, things could change.
We see a hole in the top left corner of the body for the selfie camera, with a narrow bezel flanked by a slightly curved edge. The notification slider and power button are on the right edge, while the volume rocker is on the left. The speaker grille and USB Type-C port can be seen at the bottom.
The rear panel is shifted more and a large circular raised module can be seen to accommodate the three camera sensors and an LED flash. We can see the Hasselblad text engraved inside the circular module. The renders show this phone in black, but there may be other options at launch with the OnePlus logo in the middle of the black panel.
Although the specifications of the OnePlus 11 Pro are under wraps, for now, it is expected to come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.
