We return to talk about Xiaomi Mi 11, the future top of the range that could debut in the company of a Pro variant. The leaks of the last period, however, seem to have paid particular attention to what will be the display of the renowned top of the range of the Chinese brand , often suggesting a resolution that finally on a Xiaomi goes beyond the canonical Full HD +, so much so as to arrive at a more defined QHD + as well as offering support for a 120 Hz refresh rate.
But with today two further indiscretions emerge which partly confirm what has already been said to date, while on the other side they categorically deny the dream that users who love the brand have been waiting for for some time, that is a totally full screen display. But let's go step by step and let's start by talking to you about the fact that the Xiaomi Mi 11 display will be huge, as the diagonal will reach 6,76 inches which in combination with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor and all the good things we have under the hood , will certainly offer strong sensations at a playful and multimedia level.
Xiaomi Mi 11, here are all the confirmations and denials on the display; punch hole and 6,76 inch diagonal
A real frying pan therefore this Xiaomi Mi 11, in spite of the rumors that suggested the release of a compact top of the range in Apple style. Ben 171,77 mm diagonal which decrees Mi 11 as the largest of the Mi series produced so far, putting itself on a par with the general size of the smartphone to the phable Mi Max 3, released in 2018, but of course with much more optimized frames. And here we come to the second point, as the photo of a new Xiaomi Mi 11 display protection glass has been leaked on the net, which, looking at it carefully, reveals a detail that will destroy the dream of seeing a full screen display without interruptions. on the future flagship.
In fact, it is possible to see the hole, the so-called punch hole of the selfie camera that will be positioned in the upper left corner, flush with the beginning of the curvature of the display. A selfie camera that will accompany the 3 MP Samsung ISOCELL Bright HM108 sensor that will be the protagonist of the photographic module on the rear.
Yet Xiaomi had declared that the camera technology under the screen would see light in 2021, but apparently Xiaomi Mi 11 will remain out of this event. In fact, the rumors lead to a probable debut of Mi 11 and Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro for the day 29 December, at least for the Chinese market, while for the European market we should certainly wait for the beginning of 2021.
