We’ve already seen everything there is to see of the new OnePlus 11 flagship phone, but now, we are waiting for its global debut. There’s a fresh leak of pricing details released online by a very reputable source, providing a glimpse at what we might expect to pay for OnePlus’s latest flagship lineup, at least in Europe territories.
WinFuture was able to get able to get a look at the OnePlus 11 Europe variants pricing.
OnePlus 11 Europe Rumored Prices:
- OnePlus 11 8GB+128GB model: €899
- OnePlus 11 16GB+256GB model: €949
OnePlus 11 handset is also coming to the US stores in the coming days. The handset has been on listed on the Amazon US website, saying OnePlus 11 5G is “coming soon” with “Pro Performance” and “Pro Level Gaming” capabilities. The listing also confirms its specifications and pre-order date for the US market, before it was removed.
As we said earlier, OnePlus 11 US variant will be limited to 80W charging support, while the global variants will have support for 100W charging speeds, similar to that of the Chinese version that launched earlier this month. Amazon listing also confirmed the 16 GB of RAM version with only 256 GB of storage, that can fully charge the 5,000mAh battery in just 25 minutes. OnePlus 11 Pre-orders kick-off scheduled for “this February 7” on Amazon.com.
The listing hasn’t confirmed the pricing for the US variant. On the other side, OnePlus 11’s price in India will start at Rs 54,999 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage variant. The source claims that OnePlus may ask you to pay Rs 59,999 and Rs 66,999 for the 16GB+256GB and 16GB+512GB models, respectively.
Based on the aforementioned India & Europe pricing, this is how much we expect every OnePlus 11 model may cost in the US markets:
- OnePlus 11 12GB/256GB: $700
- OnePlus 11 16GB/256GB: $750
- OnePlus 11 16GB/512GB: $800
The Chinese manufacturer is also gearing up to launch the OnePlus 11R mid-range smartphone, and its first-ever tablet called OnePlus Pad, at the upcoming event which will happen in New Delhi, India on February 7th.
Via: WinFuture