The OnePlus 11 was released in early December, with a worldwide distribution following in February. The phone was initially available in two colours: black and green, but it now has a third choice that is by far the most attractive of the three.
The one-of-a-kind model, known as Jupiter Rock, was inspired by the surface of the largest planet in our solar system. Each device has a unique design that was created using what OnePlus refers to as “3D microcrystalline rock,” which has a fine sparkle underneath when light strikes it.
The rear panel for the OnePlus 11 smartphone underwent nine intricate procedures during the panel’s more than one year of research and development. The manufacturer claimed that because of the complexity of manufacturing, effectiveness is only 25%, as opposed to 50% for green glass panels.
OnePlus described the new panel’s feel as “as cool and skin-friendly as the jade (stone) that has been submerged in spring water for thousands of years.” Jupiter is a gas planet, but the shape and substance are based on a microlite rock, which is how OnePlus came up with the moniker “Jupiter Rock.”
The OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock is the exact same well-balanced phone with few internal issues. This version costs the same as its Green or Black counterparts ($710/€655) and has 16GB RAM and 512GB capacity. Pre-orders are now available in China, and the first transaction is planned for April 3.
