SH011

Brand	au
Manufacturer	Sharp
Type	Feature phone
First released	January 28, 2011 (2011-01-28)
Predecessor	SH004
Compatible networks	CDMA 1X (CDMA2000 1xRTT) CDMA 1X WIN (CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev.A)
Form factor	Clamshell
Colors	Fuchsia Pink   Lavender Purple   Camellia White
Dimensions	111 mm (4.4 in) H 50 mm (2.0 in) W 15.1 mm (0.59 in) D[1]
Weight	128 g (4.5 oz)
Operating system	KCP+
CPU	Qualcomm MSM7500 600 MHz
Storage	Approx. 700 MB
Removable storage	microSD (up to 2 GB) microSDHC (up to 32 GB)
Rear camera	9.57 MP CCD, autofocus, image stabilization
Front camera	None
Display	Main: 3.2 in (81 mm), New Mobile ASV LCD, Full Wide VGA (480×854 pixels), 260k colors Sub: 1.0 in (25 mm), OLED, 1 color
Water resistance	Waterproof
Made in	China

The SH011 is a CDMA 1X WIN (later au 3G) compatible mobile phone developed by Sharp for the Japanese domestic market, marketed under the au brand by KDDI and Okinawa Cellular Telephone.

• It is the de facto successor to the SH004, with its camera function upgraded from 8.09 megapixels to 9.57 megapixels, with a zoom of 4.8x.^[2][3]
• In terms of design, the body features a multi-layer coating and utilizes a metallic-style frame to create a sense of luxury. Additionally, it features a design similar to the SH-02A, a model manufactured by Sharp for NTT Docomo.
• Notably, it is the final KCP+ / EV-DO Rev.A compatible device for personal use manufactured by Sharp for au, as well as the last model released among existing personal au mobile phones supporting KCP+ / EV-DO Rev.A.
• In order to focus efforts on enhancing the domestic smartphone lineup, Sharp temporarily withdrew from producing feature phones for au until the release of the AQUOS K SHF31, an Android-equipped feature phone (garaho) launched on February 20, 2015.

• October 18, 2010 – Official announcement by KDDI and Sharp.^[4]
• January 28, 2011 – Sales began in all regions except the Kyushu region.^[5]
• January 29, 2011 – Sales began in the Kyushu region.
• October 2011 – Sales ended in all regions except Okinawa.
• April 2012 – Sales ended in the Okinawa region.
• July 22, 2012 – Due to the discontinuation of service on the L800MHz (Old 800 MHz band / CDMA Band-Class 3) frequency, subsequent service relied exclusively on the N800MHz (New 800 MHz band / CDMA Band-Class 0) and 2GHz (CDMA Band-Class 6) bands.