➤Mi 11 Ultra & Co! Xiaomi announces five new smartphones; check price and sheet 🕹

After many rumors, Xiaomi has finally gone public to make official the arrival of the new members of the Mi 11 line, originally announced last December as the first smartphone in the world to feature the powerful Snapdragon 888 processor. (29), Xiaomi broadcast the New Product Launch event to present the three new flagships in the series My 11 Ultra, We 11 Pro e Mi 11i, in addition to the more modest version Mi 11 Lite with 4G and 5G variants.

With this huge list of devices, the Mi 11 line now has seven models for different tastes and pockets. Let's get to know what each one of them has in terms of performance, design and price.

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Mi 11 Lite

Mi 11 Lite 4G and 5G share practically the same configuration and design; (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

Starting with the most basic model of the line, the Mi 11 Lite was presented with two hardware options, that is, one with support for 4G networks and another with 5G. Visually, both have the same design and color options, with references very close to the original models released in December 2020.

The Mi 11 Lite comes with the Snapdragon 732G processor, capable of providing support for 4G networks, while the 5G variant debuts the Snapdragon 780G chip. Another noticeable difference is also in the front camera, which has 16MP for the more modest version and 20MP for the edition compatible with fifth-generation networks.

Otherwise, everything is practically identical, starting with the 6,55-inch AMOLED screen, with FHD+ resolution, 90 Hz refresh rate and support for HDR10 and 10+. The display has a small cutout to house the front camera that we mentioned earlier.

The Lite edition stands out for the amount of colors. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

At the rear, the camera package shares the same configuration in a square-shaped module in the upper corner, which basically consists of a 64MP main lens, plus an 8MP ultrawide and finally, a 5MP macro sensor.

Both have the option of 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, with the 64GB option being exclusive to the 4G version. They are powered by a 4.250mAh battery capable of supporting 33W fast charging. During the presentation, the manufacturer highlighted that the great differential found in these models is the stereo sound system and slot for two carrier chips.

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Mi 11i

Xiaomi Mi 11i is a pleasant surprise. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

This one we can say that it is basically an original Mi 11 with the addition of some extra features. In terms of design, the difference is only evident on the screen that has a hole in the upper center of the display, while the standard edition is in the corner.

Speaking of display, the Mi 11i has a 6,67-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and support for the HDR10 standard. When talking about this configuration, the manufacturer highlighted the A+ seal on Display Mate, being able to deliver content playback on a screen with much more life and clarity.

The Mi 11i can be seen as a flagship as it has practically the same settings as the Mi 11 Ultra, the main model in the series. This means that it is powered by the Snapdragon 888 processor and has options with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. The camera package of the device consists of a 20MP front lens, while at the rear we have a 108MP main sensor, plus an 8MP ultrawide and a 5MP macro.

In the presentation, the company emphasized the image quality that this configuration of cameras can capture, in addition to the presence of the Audio Zoom feature, capable of hearing distant sound with greater precision just by pointing the camera and increasing the approach.
Finally, the energy factor of the device is powered by a 4.250 mAh battery tank and supports 33W fast charging.

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We 11 Pro

This is the most interesting model before we get to know the grand finale. The Mi 11 Pro features the same 6,81-inch AMOLED screen as the Ultra variant and is capable of delivering a refresh rate of 120Hz. This must be the perfect device for those who want to have practically all the features that the Mi 11 line can offer and without having to pay a lot for it.

During the rumor phase, we really highlighted the configuration of the Mi 11 Pro that has IP68 certification, Harman Kardon-certified stereo speaker system and Dolby Vision-supported display. Although it does not have the same settings as the Ultra version, the rear camera also leaves nothing to be desired: we have a 50MP main sensor that works in conjunction with a 13MP ultrawide and finally, an 8MP periscope lens capable of delivering optical zoom of 5x.

Image captured during the Mi 11 Pro presentation event. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

This configuration is led by Samsung's ISOCELL GN2 sensor, making it the first smartphone in the world to feature this technology. Thanks to this feature, the Mi 11 Pro can record videos with a resolution of up to 8K. The front lens has 20MP and, according to the manufacturer, is enhanced for night shots.

The device's internal specs include the Snapdragon 888 processor under the hood, with memory options between . 8GB or 12GB of RAM, plus 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. The autonomy is on account of a battery of 5.000 mAh with support for fast charges of 67W wired and wireless.

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My 11 Ultra

Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra deviates from the standard. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

Now if you're looking for the ultimate Mi 11 lineup, this is the guy! The Mi 11 Ultra has a very different design from the other models in the series and is a true flagship of respect. By observing and evaluating the design, settings and performance, it is possible to see that, in theory, Xiaomi has taken care of every possible detail.

Starting with the screen, the super smartphone has a 6,81-inch AMOLED display, WQHD+ resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ and A+ seal on Display Mate, just like the Mi 11i. There is a small hole in the display to house the 20MP front camera. But in addition, a second screen has been inserted at the back of the device for viewing the time, notifications and even a preview for using the rear camera set in selfies. This small display is located next to the photo package and is 1,1 inches in size.

Speaking of cameras, the Mi 11 Ultra set is quite complete and has a 50MP main sensor, accompanied by a 48MP ultrawide, and a third 48MP lens for telephoto use. This trio is optimized by Xiaomi, which in turn promises truly amazing results, even on a par with professional DSLR cameras.

The Mi 11 Ultra boasts the best in camera technology. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

This entire set provides 5x optical zoom, 10x in hybrid mode and 120x in digital mode. In addition, thanks to Samsung's ISOCELL GN2 sensor, the new Dual Pixel Pro technology allows for sharper image capture and 8K video recording with an immense range of movie-studio quality details.

On the internal hardware, the Mi 11 Ultra also has the Snapdragon 888 processor that works together with options of up to 12GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. The battery consists of a 5.000mAh module with 67W wired and wireless fast charging support.

It is still worth emphasizing that as a true flagship, the Mi 11 Ultra still has IP68 certification, and an audio system consisting of two speakers certified by Harman Kardon. In addition to 5G, the device has NFC technology for interaction by approximation with other devices.

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Price and availability

All models are now available in China. (Image: Xiaomi / Reproduction)

All models announced today by Xiaomi can now be purchased in China, and should soon reach other markets around the world. Prices were announced at the event in euros, and below Techlifers converted the values directly, to give us an idea of what our pockets can expect, but not counting the likely addition of taxes and currency variation;