Hey, what’s up? Sami here! In this video we are going to take a quick look at the newly released
Redmi Note 11 5G series phones. I will do a really detailed one later
like photo testing and sound testing etc. So please subscribe! For this video, it’s going to be
just a quick unboxing and first look. As for unboxing, the note 11 5G series is just
the same as other Xiaomi phones, same insert that includes a pin, user manual,
and soft silicone case. But as this time the Note 11 series comes with 3.5mm headphone jack,
so it doesn’t have that 3.5mm to type-C adapter. And then the phone and power adapter.
As for the design, some people say it’s inspired by Apple and I believed so and I really like this
kind of design. And most importantly, it brings back the infrared blaster, stereo speakers,
and 3.5mm headphone jack! That’s what many people want for years!
Anyway, get down to the Redmi Note 11. At the front, we’re looking at a 6.6”
LCD with Full HD+ resolution and 90Hz refresh rate. The back has the same huge
island but sadly comes with only two cameras - 50MP main unit and 8MP ultrawide camera.
At least the Redmi Note 11 retained the 16MP selfie shooter. Compared to the Pro siblings,
there are some downgrades, like for the Note 11 it only has has 33W fast charging for the 5,000mAh
battery, which should charge from 0 to 100% in 62 minutes. Also the chipset is Dimensity
810, coupled with four memory options - 4/128GB, 6/128GB, 8/128GB, and 8/256GB.
Moving to the Note 11 Pro and Note 11 Pro+. The two Pro devices are identical aside from
one key difference - the Plus variant brings 120W fast charging, while the regular Pro has a bigger
battery. So two phones have the same front 6.67” AMOLED panel with 120Hz refresh rate
and 360Hz touch sampling rate, and features a particularly small selfie camera punch-hole
at just 2.96mm in diameter. On the inside, we have a Dimensity 920 chipset and a choice
between three memory versions - 6/128GB, 8/128GB and 8/256GB. The most impressive
feature of the Redmi Note 11 Pro+ is its 120W fast charging that tops the 4,500 mAh battery
in about 15 minutes. To prove that, Xiaomi had a performer
on stage hold his breath for 15 minutes and 5 seconds while a demo unit was charging.
Going for the non-Plus phone would decrease the charging rate to “just”
67W, which is still tremendously fast, and you'd be getting a larger 5,160mAh battery. The huge
camera island on the back has only three active snappers: a 108MP main with Samsung HM2 sensor,
borrowed from the predecessor Redmi Note 10 Pro, an 8MP ultrawide cam with 120-degree FoV,
and a 2MP telemacro camera. The phone has a 3.5mm audio jack and JBL-tuned stereo
speakers. Two 0.65 cubic mm audio chambers on the two sides of the phone aim to enhance sound.
And if you are wondering how does it sound, I will put an audio test at the end of this video.
That’s a really simple hands-on video. For the price and availability you can check out the link
in the description. I hope you like it. Like I said I will do a really detailed video in the next
two days, so please subscribe if you haven’t. I’m Sami and I will see you in the next one.