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OnePlus 11R leak shows alleged live images and specs of the phone

A OnePlus 11R leak has surfaced on the web that reveals the supposed design and specifications of the device. The report comes from Yogesh Brar (via Gadget Gang) that shares a couple of purported live images of the OnePlus 11R. This supposed OnePlus phone in the pictures dons a case, that barely hides anything. We learn it could be sporting an IR blaster and alert slider on the side panel. This is in contrast to its predecessor, the OnePlus 10R. 

OnePlus 11R specifications (Leaked)

OnePlus 11R leak

According to Mr Brar, the OnePlus 11R is going to roll out with a four-camera array, an IR blaster and an alert slider. 

On the front, it could sport a 120 Hz curved AMOLED panel with 1.5k (1080×2412) resolution and a centre punch hole. There could be a 16MP selfie shooter within this cutout.

OnePlus 11R

The back cameras of the phone could be led by a 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor, followed by a 13MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro/depth sensor.

Inside, the phone could bring a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, up to 16GB RAM, up to 256GB storage, a 5000mAh battery, and 100W charging support.

Unlike other flagship phones like Samsung Galaxy S23 and Xiaomi 13 series phone, the OnePlus 11R doesn’t seem to be bringing Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset.



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