Media outlets have been talking about Xiaomi's upcoming flagships for a while. Since the launch of the Mi 11 last December, the beefier models called Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra have been one of the most talked about topics about the Chinese giant's portfolio. Although we don't have anything official from the company, the two devices passed through the hands of 3C - a kind of Anatel from China - which received certification with 67W ultra-fast charging.
According to the documentation released by the Chinese regulatory body, devices with reference code M2102K1C and M2102K1AC will be compatible with the MDY-12-ES series charger, an accessory that was also certified earlier this year. The battery of both must be composed of a 5.000 mAh module.
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It is worth remembering that this 67W power is very powerful, and with that, the Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra should join other powerful models in the energetic category, such as the Mi 10 Ultra, a device that was not announced outside China, and the gamers models of the Black Shark 3 line, all of them capable of charging at 65W.
That said, the new flagships will be Xiaomi's new fast-charging champions. This certification belies even more optimistic rumors that put the two devices to be compatible with 120W fast charges.
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Taking into account that both devices are receiving market certifications, the next step should automatically be an official announcement by the manufacturer. However, there is still no forecast for that.
Like the base model launched at the end of last year, both flagships will be equipped with the Snapdragon 888 processor, the main chipset available on the market today. They will also receive a configuration with 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 internal drive storage, but of an undisclosed size.
The Mi 11 Ultra will receive a dedicated 48-megapixel camera, which will provide 5x and 120x optical zoom, which allows you to use the smartphone as a microscope. Meanwhile, the Mi 11 Pro will also have a periscope module, but with support for 50x digital zoom.
The cameras must be served by the Sony IMX766 sensor, capable of offering a configuration with a resolution of 50MP plus an ultrawide of 48MP. The Mi 11 Ultra is expected with additional features that turn the camera into something even more powerful. For example, it will be equipped with 5x and 120x optical zoom, which allows you to use your smartphone as a microscope. The Mi 11 Pro will have a 50x digital zoom.
