The launch of the series Xiaomi 11T is scheduled for September 15, on the occasion of a global event that the Chinese brand is preparing. Now, before the presentation, the well-known industry insider Ishan Agarwal shared the renders of the new series. According to him, the renders come out of photos of a European retailer but clearly this is not the case. We will see at the end what happened. The two smartphones in the series (standard and Pro) will have exactly the same look the same and will have the same color options. From the renders, we can see what the camera module design is slightly updated compared to the Mi 11 and Mi 11X (Indian variant).
These will be Xiaomi Mi 11T and Mi 11T Pro: the new devices have been revealed by authoritative sources with lots of specifications and photos. Here they are!
The renders of Xiaomi 11T and 11T show that the next smartphones will be closer in design to the Mi 11X series than to the Mi 11 models. This is reflected in the central positioning of the front camera and in the design of the camera module. The square module has two large and one smaller sensors, with an LED flash and branding AI 108 megapixel camera; curiously, both smartphones have been shown to have 108 megapixel sensors. On the back, we can also see the Xiaomi 5G brand lower left. The volume button and the power key are located on the right.
As for colors, a listing from a UK retailer last week showed the phone will be available in colors Meteorite Gray, heavenly blue e Moonlight White. The same shades can be seen in the image above.
Last week's leaks also said that the Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro models will be available with storage options from 8 GB + 128 GB e 8 GB + 256 GB. The former is said to have an AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, a processor MediaTek and a triple rear camera setup on the back. The second one, on the other hand, will have a panel OLED at 120 Hz, SoC Snapdragon 888, 5.000 mAh battery and 120 W charging.
Having said that, let's move on to another issue, namely that of information itself. Some time ago Xiaomi had "accused”Several characters of leak material that shouldn't be in their hands. According to myself, use the excuse "the device was seen on a retailer's website"Is but one crude excuse to justify what happened, but these are only neighborhood controversies.
