After the launch of the Xiaomi Mi 10 or Mi 10 Pro, Mi is looking for a launch of the successor of it, named as the Xiaomi Mi 11 or 11 Pro. Some renders of this phone have already been leaked on the internet. Recently, a couple of more renders about the Mi 11 appeared on Weibo and further shred by NotebookCheck. It is expected that this phone will feature a complete full-screen display which means it will offer an under-display camera unit. But there is no confirmed information regarding this issue. Most importantly, the earlier renders and the recent renders are quite different from each other.
According to the renders, the Xiaomi Mi 11 is expected to have a curve display or you can say a “waterfall” type display that falls gracefully over the sides of the smartphone. Most of the smartphones in recent ages have curved ages and sides, so it would be a daring change for Xiaomi to go “square”.
As per the renders, this phone will be powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 SoC chipset, and the rear camera is expected to support 150X digital zoom. If we check the AnuTu score of the previous 865 chipset, it exceeds 650,000 points whereas, in the case of the 875 SoC, the score must exceed 700,000 points. If we look out the rear camera setup of the Mi 10T Pro, we find a neat arrangement. There is no official information yet about the availability or the price of the Mi 11 or 11 Pro. But we can assume that Xiaomi will make it launched in the first quarter of 2021.
