The Redmi Note 11 series is officially arriving in the United Kingdom, and if you’re searching for a new low-cost phone, you should take note. They then differ, with the Note 11 Pro including a second 2MP depth camera on the rear as well as an Helio G96 processor.
The Note 11 Pro 5G lacks this additional camera (unusual for the ostensibly top model in the lineup), but it does feature a Snapdragon 695 processor, a somewhat more powerful piece of silicon that also provides it with the 5G capability it’s called after.
We have yet to learn when the phones will be available and how much they will cost in the United Kingdom, but for the latter, we may turn to the Note 10.
The Note 10 Pro began at £249, which is significantly less than the £399 OnePlus Nord 2 or $449, US-only Google Pixel 5a, two of our favourite low-cost phones.
How many updates will Redmi Note 11 get?
Will the Redmi Note 11T 5G get Android 13? Xiaomi’s official blog states that the firm is dedicated to releasing three major Android OS updates and four years of Android security patches.