And here comes another interesting fact regarding the OnePlus 11 model. The phone has recently appeared on the Geekbench listing. As per the results, the dashing OnePlus 11 handset will support 16GB of RAM along with the Android 13 operating system on its surface. Moreover, the device confirms to equip the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor.
The well-known Twitter tipster – Mukul Sharma shared a new post on his channel. The content occupies two images along with a description of the OnePlus 11 appearance on Geekbench. The model appeared with the OnePlus PHB110 ID on the listing board.
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Eventually, the outcomes are quite good and show that the forthcoming OnePlus smartphone will possess tough competition to the many high-end models in the market. To be specific, the OnePlus 11 with a powerful chip and 16GB of RAM could be a threat to the Samsung Galaxy S23 flagship models.
OnePlus 11 visits Geekbench.
Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Android 13
16GB RAM.#OnePlus #OnePlus11 pic.twitter.com/PtLaKT4i8C— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) December 20, 2022
If we go with the previous leaks, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is considered to bring a maximum of 12GB RAM to its devices. However, the Chinese tech maker steps ahead with 16GB of RAM for its upcoming model. Consequently, this hints that the OnePlus 11 is strong enough to give a tough battle to the high-end Galaxy series.
Another tracing factor is the pricing. Both OnePlus and Samsung tag a standard rate on their devices. But this time, the Chinese manufacturer hearsay to decline the price rate to some extent. Again, this will make a way for the OnePlus 11 to attain the user’s attention with its dynamic features and good enough price over the next Galaxy lineup.
Speaking more on the Geekbench results, the listing displays a single-core score of 1493 with a multi-core score of 5112. At some point, the score exceeds the Galaxy S23 Ultra which has a single-core score of 1504 and a multi-core score of 4580.
It’s worth mentioning that both Samsung and OnePlus have planned to launch their devices on the consumer platform in the first week of February. Now let’s see what else comparative points we will catch by the time of the final release for both smart gadgets.
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