OnePlus India officially teases OnePlus 11R Red Edition with 18GB RAM and 512GB internal storage

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By Estuti Bajpai
OnePlus 11R Red Edition

Remember the OnePlus Ace 2 Genshin Red edition (Red Vegan Leather) that the smartphone brand introduced in Chinese markets? Well, OnePlus will soon be going to launch a similar device in the Indian market as per the official teaser shared by the company.

OnePlus India has today officially teased the launch of a new Red colored device and the same launch teaser has also been listed on Amazon’s official website.

The name of the device has not been revealed by the company and the teaser image also shows a mysterious number- R3.18.512. This hints at the OnePlus 11R Red edition smartphone with 18GB RAM and 512GB internal storage. R3 indicates towards 11R which is the third addition to the R series of OnePlus.

OnePlus 11R made its debut this year in the month of February alongside OnePlus 11. Now the device will be launched with a special edition color variant in India which as per the company will be bringing back that original feeling of holding a OnePlus for the first time ever. The device is confirmed to be available for purchase via Amazon and there are chances that it will be launched during the Amazon Great Indian Festival sale that is starting from October 8 in India.


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