OnePlus 11R: First Device with Pink Line Issue

A new issue has emerged with the recently released OnePlus 11R smartphone. According to a user who purchased the device, a pink line appeared on the screen just one hour after the phone was bought. The user has posted a video as proof of the issue and has expressed their dissatisfaction with OnePlus as a company.

The pink line issue seems to be a new problem that has not been reported before in any other OnePlus 11R device. It is unclear at this time what is causing the issue or how widespread it may be.

The user who experienced the problem has expressed frustration with OnePlus and has advised others not to purchase their smartphones. He stated, “OnePlus is the worst company, never buy any smartphone from them.” It is unclear if OnePlus has responded to the issue or is aware of the problem.

This is not the first time OnePlus has faced criticism from users. In the past, the company has been accused of poor customer service and slow device updates. However, they have also been praised for their affordable prices and high-quality devices. Recently they also merged ColorOS and OxygenOS together and the old OxygenOS has been missing still company is not listening to their users.

OnePlus has not yet released a statement regarding the pink line issue. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available. In the meantime, if you have purchased a OnePlus 11R, be aware of this potential issue and contact OnePlus customer support if you experience any problems.

We have also tweeted regarding the video posted on the Techibee telegram group in the morning. Hope so OnePlus responds to it.

Also read:

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3. OnePlus Nord 3 Specification, Pricing, Expected Launch Date – Everything you need to Know

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