The CEO of Notting reviewed the OnePlus 11 phone + video
Notting CEO and OnePlus co-founder Karl P has already reviewed the iPhone 14 Pro and has now decided to go with his former company’s phone. But Carl P. about OnePlus 11 What do you think?
Noting is considered a start-up company and has launched only one smartphone to date. However, its CEO has been in the technology world for a long time and, as we said, he was one of the founders of OnePlus. Pi has now reviewed the OnePlus 11 phone; A product that he himself was one of the decision-makers in the production of its previous generations.
OnePlus 11 review by Carl P
Karl Pi in one 12-minute video, has reviewed the latest OnePlus flagship. At first, the co-founder of OnePlus talks about the positive features of his former company’s flagship. According to Pi, OnePlus 11 is a beautiful product and the design of its edges is such that it appears thinner than its actual thickness.
In this video, Pai also criticizes OnePlus 11; For example, there is a problem with the way the camera module is connected to the device and also the location of its buttons; But after these flaws, it speaks again about the premium feeling of this flagship.
In the software sector, Carl P increases the intensity of criticism. The co-founder of OnePlus is using OxygenOS for the first time after combining it with ColorOS. According to Pi, he is confused that OnePlus has changed a decent user interface with this combination. CEO Nutting also points to numerous software issues with the product, including problems opening the app drawer and text blocks that are mostly designed for Chinese characters.
Finally, according to P, OnePlus 11 is a unique phone in general, but it has no real identity. Although CEO Nutting praises the design of this flagship, in his opinion, this phone does not have the desired consistency for this brand. Also, he is not very satisfied with the OnePlus 11 software despite its many useful features.
Given Carl P’s review of the iPhone 14 and now the OnePlus 11, CEO Nutting is likely to continue this trend.