Xiaomi has finally announced the Mi 11 for the global markets and as expected, there are few changes to the specs sheet compared to the Chinese variant. The company also hinted at new color variants coming soon.
The most notable changes are the absence
of a 12GB/256GB memory variant and the 55W GaN charger in the box. Although the
Chinese users can still get the 65W GaN adapter for free if they wish. Other
than that, we have an identical phone with the Snapdragon 888 running the show
and a 10-bit 6.81-inch AMOLED panel with QHD+ resolution at 120Hz. The
available memory variants are 8GB/128GB and 8GB/256GB. And even though that's
not new, Xiaomi also detailed the rumored built-in heart rate monitor into the
fingerprint scanner. It didn't say anything about that on the Chinese stage but
it did say it's available during the global announcement.
The main camera is 108MP f/1.9, while the
secondary 13MP f/2.4 unit does ultrawide shots. A 5MP f/2.4 unit dedicated to
macro photography completes the rear setup while the front houses a 20MP
camera. The whole system is powered by a 4,600 mAh battery, which can be
charged wirelessly using a compatible 50W charger or 55W using a cable.
The asking price for the base storage
variant is € 749 while the beefier 256GB model will set you back € 799.
Pre-orders will kick off on February 26 with actual availability to follow in
March.
