OnePlus 11 launches globally with pre-order bonuses in some markets

The OnePlus 11 starts at US$699 in the US with 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage and a Titan Black colourway. Alternatively, the handset is available for US$799 with 16 GB of RAM, 256 GB of storage and a choice of Eternal Green or Titan Black colourways. It is also worth noting that the OnePlus 11 comes with some pre-order bonuses in certain markets.

For example, the company is offering US$500 for device trade-ins, as well as a complimentary ‘exclusive protective case’. By contrast, orders in the UK will receive up to £350 for trading in an older phone, plus a choice between the OnePlus x Bang & Olufsen Limited Edition Beosound A1 2nd Gen speaker or the new OnePlus Buds Pro 2 that retail for £239.99 and £179, respectively. OnePlus is providing comparable pre-order bonuses in the Eurozone, too. OnePlus 11 pre-orders will begin shipping on February 16 in most markets.

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