Xiaomi Redmi Note 11

Redmi Note 11 Launch in India

On February 9th, the Redmi Note 11 made its official debut in the Indian smartphone market. The Chinese smartphone firm held a virtual event to introduce its newest product, which has a slew of impressive specs. For the given price tag, the Redmi Note 11 features a superb 50MP AI camera, 33W fast charging and much more. So, let’s take a look at the Redmi Note 11 specifications and the price in India.

Redmi Note 11 Price in India

A 4GB RAM + 64GB storage model of the Redmi Note 11 is available for a suggested retail price of Rs. 13,499 in India. A 6GB + 64GB variant is available for Rs. 14,499, while a 6GB + 128GB model is available for Rs. 15,999. Horizon Blue, Space Black and Starburst White are some of the available colour options. The Redmi Note 11’s 64GB storage options are now available at an introductory price that may arise in the future. However, the corporation did not provide any information on how long the launch pricing would be in effect.

When it comes to purchasing, you’ll be able to get your hands on the Redmi Note 11 on February 11. A wide range of retail locations throughout the nation will be able to purchase the smartphone, including Amazon, Mi.com, Mi Home shops, and Mi Studios.

Customers who purchase the Redmi Note 11 using a Bank of Baroda credit or debit card will get a one-time discount of Rs. 1,000. A few retail outlets will also provide no-cost EMI plans and exchange incentives.

Redmi Note 11 Design

A basic plastic construction lends itself to a straightforward design language. In addition to the sleek camera module, the back of the phone has a nice, smooth surface. The last touch to the Redmi Note 11’s design is the presence of the business logo on the back. The selfie camera is housed in a tiny punch-hole on the front of the phone, which also has a noticeable chin. One-handed operation is made possible owing to its 179-gram weight and the fact that the phone seems to repel fingerprint smudges. The gadget has a fingerprint sensor located on the side for biometric identification.

Redmi Note 11 Display

The Redmi Note 11’s display is up to standard, with a blisteringly fast refresh rate of 90 Hz and a maximum brightness of 1000 nits. At this pricing, you get all the features you’d expect from a smartphone in this category. There’s also Reading Mode 3.0 and DCI-P3 wide colour gamut compatibility on the Redmi Note 11’s display.

Redmi Note 11 Performance

Although the Redmi Note 11 doesn’t feature a 5G chipset, there is a capable processor tickling inside. Yes, the Redmi Note 11 features the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 processor along with the Adreno 610 GPU. Also, the device supports up to 6GB RAM, which can be expanded up to 8GB via RAM extension feature. For internal storage, the Redmi Note 11 features 128GB of storage space, which is more than enough to store your data. As for the gaming, you’ll be able to play high-end games between low to medium settings.   On the software front, the Redmi Note 11 runs on MIUI 13 based on Android 11.

Redmi Note 11 Camera

If we are talking about the USP of the Redmi Note 11, it is the camera setup of this device. There is a 50MP Quad-rear camera setup included in the Redmi Note 11. The rear camera setup consists of a 108MP  main AI sensor, followed by an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens and two 2MP macro and depth sensors. On the front, there is a 13MP selfie camera. With the rear camera, you can shoot 1080Pixel videos at 30fps and with the main sensor, you’ll be able to capture some decent shots with great accuracy.

Redmi Note 11 Battery

When it comes to power, the Redmi Note 11 has a huge, 5000 mAh battery that can last for at least two days with typical use and can be recharged at a fast rate of 33W, which is incredible for a phone at this price point. At the bottom of the gadget, there is a Type-C charging connector for attaching the charger.

Redmi Note 11 Verdict

Among the many impressive features of the Redmi Note 11, there is a huge battery and good support for fast charging, in addition to a blisteringly quick display and a top-notch camera configuration. However, the lack of 5G is likely to be an issue here, since most customers these days are prioritising 5G-enabled devices. If 5G isn’t your primary worry, this smartphone is a good option.