OPPO Reno 11 Specs, Price, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)

✪ Oppo Reno 11 ✪

Last Time Update : 28 October, 2026

United States

$380 USD

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Pakistan (PKR)

105,000 PKR

India (INR)

₹36,000 INR

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✪ Oppo Reno 11 ✪

Quick Specs

Display: 6.7 inchAmoled120 Hz
Processor: Dimensity 70502.6 GHz
RAM & Storage: 12 + 256 GB
Rear Camera: 50 + 32 + 8 MP
Front Camera: 32 MP
Battery & Charging: 5000 mAh67 W

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Oppo Reno 11

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Last Time Update : 28 October, 2026

Highlights & Review Of Oppo Reno 11

Display Highlights

Phone	Screen	Resolution	Type	Refresh Rate	Peak Brightness	HBM Brightness
Oppo Reno 11	6.7 inch	1080 x 2412	AMOLED	120 Hz	950 nits	800 nits
vivo V50	6.77 inch	1080 x 2392	AMOLED	120 Hz	4500 nits	1300 nits
Infinix Note 60	6.78 inch	1208 x 2644	AMOLED	144 Hz	4500 nits	1600 nits
vivo V70 FE	6.83 inch	1260 x 2800	AMOLED	120 Hz	–	1900 nits

The Oppo Reno 11 has a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel at 1080 x 2412 pixels with a 120 Hz refresh rate, which works out to roughly 394 ppi. That is slightly sharper than the vivo V50 (1080 x 2392 on 6.77 inches, about 388 ppi), but behind the Infinix Note 60 (1208 x 2644 on 6.78 inches, about 429 ppi) and the vivo V70 FE (1260 x 2800 on 6.83 inches, about 450 ppi). All four are AMOLED, so contrast and color depth are similar, and the real separation comes from brightness and refresh rate.

Brightness is where the Oppo Reno 11 falls far behind. Its 950 nits peak and 800 nits HBM figures are the lowest in the group, against 4500 nits peak on both the V50 and Note 60, with 1300 nits and 1600 nits HBM respectively. The V70 FE lists the highest HBM at 1900 nits, but no peak brightness is listed for it, so it can’t be compared on that figure. In direct sunlight, the Reno 11 will be the hardest of the four to read.

Refresh rate is a second gap. The Infinix Note 60 is the only phone at 144 Hz, while the Reno 11, V50 and V70 FE all run at 120 Hz. For scrolling and gaming, that makes the Note 60 slightly smoother.

Verdict: The vivo V70 FE has the sharpest screen and highest HBM, but at PKR 121,000 new it costs PKR 16,000 more than the Oppo Reno 11. The Infinix Note 60 is the best display value here, with 144 Hz, 4500 nits peak and about 429 ppi for PKR 3,000 less than the Reno 11, which has the weakest display of the four.

Performance Highlights

Phone	Chipset	Max Clock	Lithography	GPU	AnTuTu v11
Oppo Reno 11	Dimensity 7050	2.6 GHz	6 nm	Mali-G68 MC4	780 K
vivo V50	Snapdragon 7 Gen 3	2.63 GHz	4 nm	Adreno 720	1 M
Infinix Note 60	Dimensity 7400	2.6 GHz	4 nm	Mali-G615 MC2	977 K
vivo V70 FE	Dimensity 7360 Turbo	2.5 GHz	4 nm	Mali-G615 MC2	990 K

The Oppo Reno 11 has the lowest performance in this group, with a Dimensity 7050 scoring 780 thousand on AnTuTu v11. The vivo V50 leads at 1 million on the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, followed by the vivo V70 FE at 990 thousand, and the Infinix Note 60 at 977 thousand.

That puts the Reno 11 about 220,000 points (roughly 28%) behind the V50, and around 200,000 points behind the other two. The top three are separated by only 23,000 points, so they perform at nearly the same level in practice.

The Reno 11 is also the only phone built on a 6 nm process, while the other three use 4 nm. Its core layout is 2 x 2.6 GHz Cortex-A78 and 6 x 2.0 GHz A55, which leaves it with just two performance cores. The Note 60 and V70 FE use 4 x Cortex-A78 cores at 2.6 GHz and 2.5 GHz respectively, paired with four 2.0 GHz A55 cores. Both also use the Mali-G615 MC2 GPU, compared with the Reno 11’s Mali-G68 MC4.

The V50 takes a different approach, with one 2.63 GHz and three 2.4 GHz Cortex-A715 cores plus four 1.8 GHz A510 cores and an Adreno 720 GPU. It has the slowest listed bootup at 22 seconds, behind the Reno 11’s 18 seconds and the V70 FE’s 15 seconds. The Note 60 has no bootup time listed.

Verdict: The vivo V50 is the fastest phone here at 1 million, and it costs PKR 5,000 less than the Oppo Reno 11 as a used unit. The Infinix Note 60 offers almost the same performance at 977 thousand for PKR 3,000 less than the Reno 11 new, while the vivo V70 FE scores only 13,000 points higher than the Note 60 for PKR 19,000 more.

Memory & Storage Highlights

Phone	Variant	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD
Oppo Reno 11	12 + 256 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes
vivo V50	12 + 256 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No
Infinix Note 60	8 + 256 GB	LPDDR5X	UFS 2.2	–
vivo V70 FE	8 + 256 GB	LPDDR5	UFS 3.1	No

The Oppo Reno 11 pairs 12 GB of LPDDR4X RAM with 256 GB of UFS 2.2 storage, and it is the only phone in this group with a confirmed microSD slot. Its memory setup is identical to the vivo V50, which has the same 12 + 256 GB configuration, LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage, but no card slot. That makes the Reno 11 the more flexible of the two, though the V50 costs PKR 5,000 less as a used unit.

The Infinix Note 60 and vivo V70 FE both have 8 GB of RAM, which is four gigabytes less than the Reno 11, but each uses newer memory technology. The Note 60 has LPDDR5X RAM, the newest RAM type here, paired with UFS 2.2 storage. The V70 FE has LPDDR5 RAM with UFS 3.1 storage, the only phone in the group with a newer storage standard. Faster storage helps with app launches, file transfers and game loading, while extra RAM helps keep more apps open in the background, so the two groups of phones are strong in different ways.

Storage expansion matters more than it looks. The Reno 11 can add capacity with a card. The V50 and V70 FE cannot, and the Note 60’s microSD support isn’t confirmed, so buyers who plan to keep large video libraries should treat its 256 GB as fixed.

Retailer prices on 28 October 2026 are PKR 105,000 new for the Reno 11, PKR 100,000 used for the V50, PKR 102,000 new for the Note 60 and PKR 121,000 new for the V70 FE.

Verdict: The vivo V70 FE has the best memory hardware here with LPDDR5 and UFS 3.1, but it costs PKR 16,000 more than the Oppo Reno 11. The Reno 11 is the best choice for capacity and flexibility, with 12 GB of RAM and a microSD slot, while the Infinix Note 60 suits buyers who prefer newer LPDDR5X RAM at PKR 3,000 less.

Camera Highlights

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Digital Zoom	Stabilization	Best Video (Rear / Front)
Oppo Reno 11	50 + 32 + 8 MP	32 MP	20x	Digital	4K @ 30 fps + 1080p @ 60 fps / 4K @ 30 fps
vivo V50	50 + 50 MP	50 MP	20x	Not listed	4K @ 30 fps
Infinix Note 60	50 + 8 MP	13 MP	10x	Not listed	1080p @ 60,120 fps / 4K @ 30 fps
vivo V70 FE	200 + 8 MP	32 MP (50 MP India)	30x	Not listed	4K @ 30 fps / 4K @ 30 fps

The Oppo Reno 11 has the most complete camera setup in this group, with three rear cameras: a 50 MP Sony LYT-600, a 32 MP Sony IMX709 and an 8 MP Sony IMX355. It also has a 32 MP front camera using a Sony IMX709 or OmniVision OV32C. Every rear sensor is named, which none of the others can claim. It records 1080p at up to 480 fps and 720p at 960 fps, far beyond the 120 fps limit of the Note 60 and the 60 fps limit of the V50 and V70 FE, and it is the only phone listing digital stabilization.

The vivo V50 is the strongest for selfies. Its 50 MP Samsung S5KJN1 front camera records 4K at 60 fps, while the other three phones stop at 4K 30 fps. On the back it uses a 50 MP Omnivision OV50E and a second 50 MP Samsung S5KJN1.

The vivo V70 FE has the highest resolution, a 200 MP Samsung ISOCELL HP5 outputting 16,384 x 12,288 pixels, and the longest digital zoom at 30x. Its 8 MP rear sensor and 32 MP front sensor are unconfirmed, and the front camera is 50 MP in India, with no region listed for Pakistan.

The Infinix Note 60 has the weakest camera setup on paper, with a 13 MP GalaxyCore GC13AO front camera, 10x digital zoom and no rear sensors named. None of the four phones lists optical zoom, and aperture and sensor size aren’t listed.

Retailer prices on 28 October 2026 are PKR 105,000 new for the Reno 11, PKR 100,000 used for the V50, PKR 102,000 new for the Note 60 and PKR 121,000 new for the V70 FE.

Verdict: The Oppo Reno 11 has the best camera hardware here, with three named rear sensors, the widest range of video speeds and digital stabilization. The vivo V50 is the better choice for selfies and costs PKR 5,000 less used, the vivo V70 FE offers the highest resolution but costs PKR 16,000 more and leaves two sensors unconfirmed, and the Infinix Note 60 ranks last for camera.

Battery & Charging Highlights

Phone	Capacity	Battery Type	Wired Charging	Wireless Charging
Oppo Reno 11	5000 mAh	Li-Po	67 W	–
vivo V50	6000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	90 W	No
Infinix Note 60	6500 mAh	Lithium Polymer	45 W	30 W
vivo V70 FE	7000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	90 W	No

The Oppo Reno 11 has the smallest battery in this group at 5000 mAh, which is 1000 mAh less than the vivo V50, 1500 mAh less than the Infinix Note 60 and 2000 mAh less than the vivo V70 FE. Its 67 W wired charging sits between the 90 W of the V50 and V70 FE and the 45 W of the Note 60. The Reno 11 uses a Li-Po cell, while the V50 and V70 FE both use silicon-carbon batteries, a newer chemistry that is how those two phones fit larger capacities into their bodies.

The vivo V70 FE leads on capacity with 7000 mAh and pairs it with 90 W wired charging, the fastest rating shared with the V50. The vivo V50 offers 6000 mAh at the same 90 W, which is a stronger charging rating than the Reno 11 offers.

The Infinix Note 60 is the only phone with wireless charging, at 30 W. Its 6500 mAh battery is larger than the Reno 11’s, but its 45 W wired rating is the lowest of the four. The V50 and V70 FE list no wireless charging, and the Reno 11 listing doesn’t mention it.

Verdict: The vivo V70 FE has the best battery here with 7000 mAh and 90 W charging, but it costs PKR 16,000 more than the Oppo Reno 11. The Infinix Note 60 offers a bigger 6500 mAh battery and the only 30 W wireless charging for PKR 3,000 less, and the Reno 11 has the smallest battery of the four.

Final Verdict

The vivo V70 FE is the strongest phone overall. It has the sharpest and brightest-rated display (1900 nits HBM), the best memory hardware (LPDDR5 and UFS 3.1) and the largest battery at 7000 mAh with 90 W charging. Its processor is second only to the V50, at 990 thousand against 1 million. It also costs the most, at PKR 121,000 new.

The Infinix Note 60 is the best value. For PKR 102,000 new, which is PKR 3,000 less than the Oppo Reno 11, it offers the only 144 Hz display, 4500 nits peak brightness, 977 thousand AnTuTu, newer LPDDR5X RAM and the only 30 W wireless charging. Its weak spots are the 13 MP front camera and the lowest wired charging rating at 45 W. The vivo V50 delivers the fastest processor and 90 W charging at PKR 100,000, but it is a used price, which varies more from unit to unit than new retail pricing.

The Oppo Reno 11 wins in only two areas, camera hardware (three named Sony sensors and the widest range of video speeds) and the microSD slot. It has the weakest display (950 nits peak), the slowest processor (780 thousand) and the smallest battery (5000 mAh) of the four. Display, performance and battery were weighted most heavily, since they affect every hour of use, while the camera advantage matters mainly to buyers who shoot slow-motion video.

Bottom line: The vivo V70 FE is the best phone in this group, the Infinix Note 60 is the best value, and the Oppo Reno 11 suits buyers who mainly want a camera-focused phone with expandable storage at PKR 105,000.

Ranking:

vivo V70 FE – PKR 121,000 (new)
Infinix Note 60 – PKR 102,000 (new)
vivo V50 – PKR 100,000 (used)
Oppo Reno 11 – PKR 105,000 (new)

Display Highlights

Phone	Screen	Resolution	Type	Refresh Rate	Peak Brightness	HBM Brightness
Oppo Reno 11	6.7 inch	1080 x 2412	AMOLED	120 Hz	950 nits	800 nits
vivo V50	6.77 inch	1080 x 2392	AMOLED	120 Hz	4500 nits	1300 nits
Infinix Note 60	6.78 inch	1208 x 2644	AMOLED	144 Hz	4500 nits	1600 nits
vivo V70 FE	6.83 inch	1260 x 2800	AMOLED	120 Hz	–	1900 nits

Performance Highlights

Phone	Chipset	Max Clock	Lithography	GPU	AnTuTu v11
Oppo Reno 11	Dimensity 7050	2.6 GHz	6 nm	Mali-G68 MC4	780 K
vivo V50	Snapdragon 7 Gen 3	2.63 GHz	4 nm	Adreno 720	1 M
Infinix Note 60	Dimensity 7400	2.6 GHz	4 nm	Mali-G615 MC2	977 K
vivo V70 FE	Dimensity 7360 Turbo	2.5 GHz	4 nm	Mali-G615 MC2	990 K

Memory & Storage Highlights

Phone	Variant	RAM Type	Storage Type	microSD
Oppo Reno 11	12 + 256 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	Yes
vivo V50	12 + 256 GB	LPDDR4X	UFS 2.2	No
Infinix Note 60	8 + 256 GB	LPDDR5X	UFS 2.2	–
vivo V70 FE	8 + 256 GB	LPDDR5	UFS 3.1	No

Retailer prices on 28 October 2026 are PKR 105,000 new for the Reno 11, PKR 100,000 used for the V50, PKR 102,000 new for the Note 60 and PKR 121,000 new for the V70 FE.

Camera Highlights

Phone	Rear Camera	Front Camera	Digital Zoom	Stabilization	Best Video (Rear / Front)
Oppo Reno 11	50 + 32 + 8 MP	32 MP	20x	Digital	4K @ 30 fps + 1080p @ 60 fps / 4K @ 30 fps
vivo V50	50 + 50 MP	50 MP	20x	Not listed	4K @ 30 fps
Infinix Note 60	50 + 8 MP	13 MP	10x	Not listed	1080p @ 60,120 fps / 4K @ 30 fps
vivo V70 FE	200 + 8 MP	32 MP (50 MP India)	30x	Not listed	4K @ 30 fps / 4K @ 30 fps

Retailer prices on 28 October 2026 are PKR 105,000 new for the Reno 11, PKR 100,000 used for the V50, PKR 102,000 new for the Note 60 and PKR 121,000 new for the V70 FE.

Battery & Charging Highlights

Phone	Capacity	Battery Type	Wired Charging	Wireless Charging
Oppo Reno 11	5000 mAh	Li-Po	67 W	–
vivo V50	6000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	90 W	No
Infinix Note 60	6500 mAh	Lithium Polymer	45 W	30 W
vivo V70 FE	7000 mAh	Silicon-Carbon	90 W	No

Final Verdict

Ranking:

vivo V70 FE – PKR 121,000 (new)
Infinix Note 60 – PKR 102,000 (new)
vivo V50 – PKR 100,000 (used)
Oppo Reno 11 – PKR 105,000 (new)

Pros and Cons

Pros

Bright 120Hz curved AMOLED
50MP OIS main camera
32MP 2x telephoto camera
Fast 67W SUPERVOOC charging
Slim, attractive lightweight design
Solid all-day battery endurance

Cons

Older Dimensity 7050 chipset
Average low-light photography
Curved screen accidental touches
Limited heavy gaming power

Who Is It Best For?

Best For

Portrait photography fans
Selfie and social users
Display-focused media viewers
Everyday reliable users
Fast-charging seekers
Slim stylish-phone seekers

Not Best For

Hardcore mobile gamers
Low-light photography fans
Flat-screen preference users

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What kind of display does the Oppo Reno 11 have?

It has a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 1080 x 2412 pixel (Full HD+) resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness is 950 nits and HBM brightness is 800 nits, so it stays easy to read outdoors and scrolling feels smooth.

Which processor powers the Oppo Reno 11?

It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7050, an octa-core chip built on a 6 nm process with a Mali-G68 MC4 GPU. The CPU uses 2 x 2.6 GHz Cortex-A78 performance cores and 6 x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 efficiency cores. It scores around 780K on AnTuTu v11 and boots up in about 18 seconds, which is strong for everyday use and casual to medium gaming.

How much RAM does the Oppo Reno 11 have, and what memory type?

It comes in three variants: 8 GB + 128 GB, 8 GB + 256 GB and 12 GB + 256 GB. The RAM is LPDDR4X and the storage is UFS 2.2. It has an SD card slot, so storage can be expanded.

How good is the camera on the Oppo Reno 11?

It has a triple rear camera made up of a 50 MP main (Sony LYT-600), a 32 MP (Sony IMX709) and an 8 MP (Sony IMX355). The 32 MP front camera uses a Sony IMX709 or OmniVision OV32C sensor. Photos can reach 8150 x 6150 pixels on the rear and 6528 x 3680 on the front. The phone has no optical zoom and offers up to 20x digital zoom. Rear video goes up to 4K at 30 fps, with 1080p at up to 480 fps and 720p at 960 fps for slow motion. The front camera records 4K at 30 fps and 1080p at 30/60 fps. Stabilization is digital, and there is an LED flash.

How long does the Oppo Reno 11 battery last?

It has a 5000 mAh Li-Po battery with 67W fast charging and wired reverse charging. It lasted about 14 hours in the PCMark battery test, and charging from 20% to 100% takes about 1 hour 3 minutes. That is enough for a full day of heavy use.

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