Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G: a twin brother of POCO X4 Pro, but with a different face | Analysis / review

The Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G It is another Xiaomi broker and it hits the market with a proposal to offer the best value for money in the premium segment. The problem is that its price in Brazil is too high if you insist on getting the official version from Xiaomi, but there are cheaper alternatives.

The model brings good developments compared to its predecessor, although it is not so developed in all points. The design has been reworked and made straighter on the sides and back, and now comes with frosted glass. The screen is the same AMOLED as before with strong brightness and 120Hz rate. Stereo sound is stronger and better quality.

The performance is improved and the battery lasts a little longer. It’s good to see that the key points haven’t suffered a setback, not to mention that the new charger that comes in the box can recharge the battery in 50 minutes.

And what about the cameras? Xiaomi decided not to tamper with the previous shooting range … in fact, I just changed the macro camera sensor for a weaker device and removed the autofocus, while the other cameras are the same Redmi Note 10 Pro. The quality is good, but we were hoping to see a breakthrough in this department. The same happens with the foreground, which records good selfies, but still fails in dark places.

Overall, the Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G is a good mid-ranger and overpriced in Brazil. Its biggest competitor costs half that, but you can import it for a better value. For more details, check out the full review via the link below.

Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G officially launched in Brazil by Salty 3999 Brazilian Realbut you can check the imported model at your local retail for much cheaper values: