The Redmi Note 11 Pro will be available for €300-€330 for the 6GB/64GB variant, €350 for the 6GB/128GB model, and €370-€380 for the limited 8GB/128GB edition. We’ll confess that we’re not the friendliest lot.
The Realme 9 Pro is priced similarly to the Redmi Note 11 Pro. While it has a 120Hz LCD screen rather than an OLED, it is powered by the more powerful Snapdragon 695 5G CPU and has substantially longer battery life. Its interface is likewise faster, and the photo quality is better balanced.
However, we recommend the 6GB/128GB Realme 9 Pro+, which costs around €50 more than the 6GB/64GB Redmi Note 11 Pro or about €30 more than the 6/128 variant.
It includes a 90Hz AMOLED display, a considerably quicker Dimensity 920 5G chipset, and a fantastic 50MP main camera with OIS that can record 4K movies. The Realme 9 Pro+ has a similar or even greater battery life and charging speed. If we had to pick, we’d go for the Realme 9 Pro+ for the additional €30.
Is Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 pro good?
The Redmi Note 11 Pro was an excellent all-around mid-range phone with an appealing design, strong stereo speakers, long-lasting battery life, quick charging, and trustworthy cameras on both sides. While competent, the performance is somewhat below average for its class. And with that, let’s look at the competition.