OnePlus reportedly plans to introduce the OnePlus 12 smartphone in December or as early as January 2024. Ahead of the OnePlus 12, is there a possibility that OnePlus could launch the OnePlus 11T variant in India as usual?
On 10 August 2022, OnePlus officially unveiled the OnePlus 10 Ace Pro in China. The OnePlus Ace Pro was a rebranded version of the OnePlus 10T 5G unveiled on 3 August 2023 in India and globally. Both the devices come with exciting features and improvements such as Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, Fluid AMOLED Display, 50 MP triple camera, 150W wired charging, and more.
OnePlus Ace Pro 2 could be rebranded as OnePlus 11T
Recently, OnePlus launched an exciting smartphone, the OnePlus Ace 2 Pro, in China, and it is the successor to the OnePlus Ace Pro, which has been rebranded as the OnePlus 10T. Hence, we can expect OnePlus to rebrand the Ace 2 Pro as the OnePlus 11T and launch it in India.
OnePlus Launch Pattern:
For the rebranded version, we need to understand a specific pattern from 2022 with the launch of OnePlus. OnePlus launched the OnePlus 10R in 2022 as a rebranded version of the OnePlus Ace, and later in August 2022, OnePlus announced the OnePlus 10T, which was later launched in China as the OnePlus Ace Pro.
This year OnePlus launched the OnePlus Ace 2 in China, and then, just a week later, it was launched in India as the OnePlus 11R. So, going by the pattern we are seeing with OnePlus launches in China and international markets, there could be a possibility that OnePlus may also bring the Ace 2 Pro to India, which will be named the OnePlus 11T or whatever the company decides on.
However, there is nothing official from the company about all this, no official launch date or rumors, but the pattern suggests that it might happen. On the other hand, OnePlus earlier this year claimed that it will not launch T-series phones in 2023. This means that if the Ace 2 Pro is indeed coming to global markets, it will not be the OnePlus 11T.
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