NEW DELHI: OnePlus 11 5G has three published India MRP entries, running from Rs 56,999 to Rs 64,999. The official specifications page separates the regular Eternal Green and Titan Black configurations from the Marble Odyssey edition. That distinction explains why two phones with the same RAM and storage can carry different manufacturer reference prices.
| Configuration | Finish | Official MRP, including taxes |
|---|---|---|
| 8GB RAM + 128GB storage | Eternal Green or Titan Black | Rs 56,999 |
| 16GB RAM + 256GB storage | Eternal Green or Titan Black | Rs 61,999 |
| 16GB RAM + 256GB storage | Marble Odyssey | Rs 64,999 |
Price as of 30 October 2026, 00:40 IST. These are the MRPs printed on OnePlus India's specifications page. They are reference figures for the model and should not be mistaken for a newly announced price revision, a payment-card offer or a confirmed checkout quote.
The memory upgrade and the finish premium
Moving between the regular configurations changes both RAM and storage. Moving from the higher regular configuration to Marble Odyssey retains the same stated memory capacities. A comparison based only on the highest price would therefore mix up a capacity upgrade with a special finish.
This is particularly relevant when a listing abbreviates the handset name. A reference to OnePlus 11 with higher RAM still leaves the finish unresolved. Someone comparing an invoice with a manufacturer's table should match the complete configuration and colour description before questioning the difference.
There is also a technical distinction beneath the storage figures. OnePlus lists UFS 3.1 for the 128GB version and UFS 4.0 for the 256GB version. The base and higher-capacity versions therefore differ in the stated storage standard as well as the amount of space.
That is a model-specific detail that a simple headline price cannot show. It does not provide a measured speed advantage for every app, but it does mean the lower storage option is not merely the identical storage specification with less capacity. Any performance claim needs more evidence than the capacity label alone.
The camera layout is not the finish upgrade
The company describes a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 platform, a 5,000mAh battery and 100W SUPERVOOC charging in its overview. These are core OnePlus 11 features. The Marble Odyssey branding should not be interpreted as a separate processor generation or a new charging class.
Its rear camera system pairs a 50MP main camera with a 48MP ultra-wide and a 32MP portrait telephoto camera. The telephoto camera provides 2X optical zoom. This gives the camera discussion a more specific focus than adding up megapixels across unrelated lenses.
For portraits at a gathering, the question is how the framing fits the available space. For a building or group photograph, a wider view may matter more. The premium finish does not, by itself, change either of those photographic requirements. A price table needs to keep exterior design and camera capability distinct.
A display specification with an age-related caveat
The overview identifies a 120Hz, 2K AMOLED display with Dolby Vision. Those are hardware and format claims. They say nothing about whether an individual used handset has screen wear, and they do not substitute for checking a unit's condition when reading an older model's specifications.
Software wording deserves similar care. The specifications page describes OxygenOS 13 based on Android 13, which is the platform described in that product document. It should not be read as an audit of the software currently installed on every OnePlus 11 in India.
The distinction between a model document and a particular device matters for an older flagship. A manufacturer page records the configuration being described. An actual handset adds its own update history, repair history and physical condition. None of those can be inferred from this MRP table.
Where this fits in the wider range
Our OnePlus phone price list India: N6 Lite Rs 15,999, Nord 6 Rs 44,999, OnePlus 15 Rs 84,999 puts other model names in context, while the OnePlus Nord 6 Rs 44,999 vs Nord CE6 Rs 35,999 vs CE6 Lite Rs 27,999: price compared addresses a different part of the catalogue.
Readers checking service cover can also consult our OnePlus 12 price list: Rs 64,999 to Rs 69,999 for a separate manufacturer's approach. It does not establish the service entitlement of a OnePlus handset, which remains subject to OnePlus terms and assessment.
Official sources: OnePlus 11 India specifications and all listed MRPs and OnePlus 11 India overview.
