On February 08, Xiaomi unveiled its latest flagship Mi 11 for the Global markets. Now, the company is planning to launch the Mi 11 Pro, which we expect to come with an impressive design and new features. And today, a well-known tipster @Max Weinbach has revealed that the Pro model of the new Mi 11 series is M2102K1G and its codename is “star”, which means “stellar”, while the previous codename of Mi 11 is “venus”, Which means “Venus”.
It is worth noting that there are still many rumors about the Xiaomi Mi 11 Super Cup, but there is no definite information on how many versions will be provided. If not unexpectedly, the name may be Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro or Mi 11 Pro+.
In other respects, according to previous leaks, the Xiaomi 11 Pro will be equipped with a 6.81-inch 2K quad curved display on the front with a resolution of 3200×1440 and a pixel density of up to 515PPI. It also supports a 120Hz refresh rate with a 480Hz touch sampling rate and DCI- P3 color gamut display. In addition to the Snapdragon 888 processor, the handset will be equipped with LDPPR5 and UFS3.1 storage technology, and it is expected to have a 16GB RAM version.
The Mi 11 Pro camera specs include a 50MP Samsung GN2 main camera with OIS, a 48MP Sony IMX586 / 598 sensor, and a 48MP Sony IMX586 camera with zoom 5X optics and zoom 120x hybrid. The Mi 11 Pro selfie camera has a resolution of 20MP. The specific function is unknown. In addition, the phone is expected to be equipped with wired flash charging above 120W and wireless flash charging above 55W.
As we mentioned above that the Xiaomi Mi 11 global launch was on February 8, but since the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro didn’t show up then, we’ve got no idea when it could come along. So the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro release date could be later in the year, perhaps a month or two after the Mi 11 launch, or maybe even later.
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