OnePlus 11 Charging Specifications Are Rumored To Have Leaked

The 10T from OnePlus boasts the quickest charging technology that has been made available in its series to far. The 11 could be a small disappointment in this regard if a recent leak based on a new 3C certification in China turns out to be accurate. Although these two events are not necessarily connected, the brand has set a date for later in December 2022 to share something with its fans. Even though the annual Inno Day conference is now underway, OPPO took the time to wish its well-known subsidiary OnePlus a happy birthday. The company is now celebrating its 9th anniversary online and has recently revealed that it will have some sort of celebration on December 17, 2022. Therefore, the newly announced event can be a part of this continuing celebration and not necessarily serve as a debut event for the rumored OnePlus 11 smartphone, a future Android device powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. However, the device has apparently been registered with Chinese officials, according to the renowned tipper Digital Chat Station, hinting that it may appear soon after all. The leaker has shared a screenshot of the registration in question, which can draw attention to a possible inconsistency with the 10T that came before it. [caption id="attachment_69083" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image: gadgetgang[/caption] The "OPPO PHB110" and its allegedly 5,000mAh battery appear to have only been certified to use 100W (or "5-11VDC/9A Max") charging, but the 10T supports the highest-end 150W SuperVOOC standard from OPPO/OnePlus. However, the 11 and its power brick (assuming it ships with one) would be more compatible with third-party accessories (or smartphones) as a result of the apparent slowdown in connected charging speeds; in addition, it would still represent an improvement over its direct early-year predecessor, the 10 Pro. During its future event, the company might clarify the situation a little more.