OnePlus 11 vs Poco F7 Ultra

OnePlus 11

OnePlus

8.5

Best-value 2023 flagship — 80W charging at half the price

Poco F7 Ultra

Poco

8.5

Flagship power, classic POCO camera

OnePlus 11

What Reviewers Agree On

80W SuperVOOC wired charging — full in ~25 minutes, dramatically faster than S23+/Ultra's 45W or iPhone 15 Pro Max's 20W
Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 + 8/16GB RAM + UFS 4.0 — flagship performance matching the S23 family
6.7" LTPO 120Hz QHD+ AMOLED, 1300-nit peak — class-leading display at this price
5,000mAh battery delivers all-day endurance with the new 8 Gen 2 efficiency
Alert Slider returns after being dropped on the OnePlus 10T — Apple-style mute toggle beloved by enthusiasts
$699 starting (8/128GB) — $200-500 less than S23 Ultra/iPhone 15 Pro Max for genuinely flagship hardware

Pros & Cons

OnePlus 11

Pros

80W SuperVOOC wired charging — full in ~25 minutes, dramatically faster than S23+/Ultra's 45W or iPhone 15 Pro Max's 20W
Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 + 8/16GB RAM + UFS 4.0 — flagship performance matching the S23 family
6.7" LTPO 120Hz QHD+ AMOLED, 1300-nit peak — class-leading display at this price
5,000mAh battery delivers all-day endurance with the new 8 Gen 2 efficiency
Alert Slider returns after being dropped on the OnePlus 10T — Apple-style mute toggle beloved by enthusiasts

Detailed Comparison

Cameras

OnePlus 11

Hasselblad-tuned triple-camera system: 50MP main + 32MP 2x telephoto + 48MP ultrawide. Color science is good in daylight but processing inconsistent vs Samsung/Apple/Google. No periscope.

Cameras: 50MP main (f/1.8, OIS, Sony IMX890), 32MP 2x telephoto (f/2.0, 47mm), 48MP ultrawide (f/2.2, 115°), 16MP selfie — Hasselblad color tuning.
Hasselblad partnership delivers natural color science in good light — particularly strong portrait and street photography.
2x telephoto reach is limited vs S23 Ultra's 10x periscope or iPhone 15 Pro Max's 5x Tetraprism — sports/concerts beyond 2x suffer.
Camera processing inconsistent — HDR and low-light vary more than Pixel/iPhone; sometimes over-saturated.

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Poco F7 Ultra

What Reviewers Agree On

Flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite performance at a mid-range price — repeatedly called the best POCO phone yet and the best bargain of 2025 (Digital Trends, Android Central, Mark Ellis Reviews).
Class-leading charging: 120W wired full charge in ~30 minutes (60% at 15 min) plus 50W wireless — only the Ultra in the F7 line gets wireless charging.
A bright 6.67-inch 2K 120Hz AMOLED with ~3,200-nit peak (measured ~1,500 nits) — a clear improvement over the F6 Pro and excellent for the price.
POCO's most complete camera to date — a 50MP main plus a genuine 50MP floating telephoto, which reviewers say does 'just enough' to finally feel competitive at this price.
Strong sustained gaming: 120fps in shooters/BR mode and a stable 60fps in Genshin Impact at max settings, ahead of the F7 Pro.

Deal Breakers

Camera is still POCO's compromise — fine in good light, but it falls off in dark and high-dynamic-range scenes and trails true flagships, with limited video options.
The Snapdragon 8 Elite runs hot — the phone gets uncomfortably warm after ~20–40 minutes of demanding gaming or sustained remote-play.
HyperOS ships with notable bloatware and occasional bugginess, and the 5,300mAh battery is smaller than the cheaper F7 Pro's 6,000mAh.

Poco F7 Ultra

Pros

Flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite performance at a mid-range price — repeatedly called the best POCO phone yet and the best bargain of 2025 (Digital Trends, Android Central, Mark Ellis Reviews).
Class-leading charging: 120W wired full charge in ~30 minutes (60% at 15 min) plus 50W wireless — only the Ultra in the F7 line gets wireless charging.
A bright 6.67-inch 2K 120Hz AMOLED with ~3,200-nit peak (measured ~1,500 nits) — a clear improvement over the F6 Pro and excellent for the price.
POCO's most complete camera to date — a 50MP main plus a genuine 50MP floating telephoto, which reviewers say does 'just enough' to finally feel competitive at this price.
Strong sustained gaming: 120fps in shooters/BR mode and a stable 60fps in Genshin Impact at max settings, ahead of the F7 Pro.

Cons

Camera is still POCO's compromise — fine in good light, but it falls off in dark and high-dynamic-range scenes and trails true flagships, with limited video options.
The Snapdragon 8 Elite runs hot — the phone gets uncomfortably warm after ~20–40 minutes of demanding gaming or sustained remote-play.
HyperOS ships with notable bloatware and occasional bugginess, and the 5,300mAh battery is smaller than the cheaper F7 Pro's 6,000mAh.

Poco F7 Ultra

POCO's most complete camera ever — finally with a real telephoto — but still the area where POCO compromises versus true flagships.

A 50MP main, a genuine 50MP floating telephoto (60mm, 10cm macro to infinity, 2.5x optical), a 32MP ultrawide and a 32MP selfie — POCO's most complete camera system yet.
r/Android's verdict: POCO did 'just enough with the camera to make it feel more complete and competitive' — the best Xiaomi device outside the T/main series in years.
Against the iPhone 16 Pro Max the 60mm telephoto was 'a clear win for the F7 Ultra,' and 2x quality edged Apple's despite Apple's color advantage.
In dark or trickier high-dynamic-range scenes it doesn't hold up against true flagships — 'if there's one weakness POCO has always made, it's the cameras.'
Video has real limits — no 4K front recording, no lens switching while filming 4K60, and Xiaomi's typical contrast/brownish processing for point-and-shoot users.

Battery & Charging

OnePlus 11

5,000mAh battery + class-leading 80W SuperVOOC charging — full in ~25 minutes, dramatically faster than any 2023 rival. The trade-off: NO wireless charging, a regression from the OnePlus 10 Pro's 50W wireless.

5,000mAh battery + 8 Gen 2 efficiency delivers reliable all-day endurance — ~6-7 hours of SOT typical.
80W SuperVOOC wired charging — full in ~25 minutes (0-50% in ~10 min), dramatically faster than the S23+/Ultra's 45W (~1h) or iPhone 15 Pro Max's 20W (~1h45m).
NO wireless charging — major regression from the OnePlus 10 Pro that had 50W wireless. Biggest deal-breaker for many reviewers.
Multi-phone drain test: OnePlus 11 placed 4th of 7 at 9h46m total runtime — beaten by iPhone 15 Pro Max, Vivo X100 Pro and just edged by S24 Ultra.

Poco F7 Ultra

A modest 5,300mAh cell offset by the fastest charging in its class — 120W wired and Ultra-exclusive 50W wireless.

120W wired charging fully refills the 5,300mAh battery in ~30 minutes (60% at the 15-minute mark); a 90W adapter is only marginally slower.
Adds 120W wired plus 50W wireless charging — faster than anything out there including the S25 Ultra, and wireless charging is exclusive to the Ultra in the F7 line.
The F7 Pro carries a larger 6,000mAh battery vs the Ultra's 5,300mAh, but real-world battery-life difference between them is minor.
Endurance results vary widely by test — one rundown hit an 'insane' 35h27m, while a standardized 1440p test got only ~14h22m, behind a smaller-battery S25 Ultra.
In a six-flagship drain test it lasted 6h18m of active screen-on time — mid-pack, behind the iPhone, OnePlus and Vivo X200 Pro but ahead of the Xiaomi 15.