Published: May 6, 2021 9:57 AM IST
If you plan to buy the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, there’s some news – both good and bad. The good part is related to Xiaomi confirming an India launch soon. The bad part is related to Xiaomi selling it as an accessory for Mi 11 Ultra buyers. The Indian Mi 11 Ultra gets the 55W charging adapter in the box as standard, which is in contrast to the 67W charger that the global versions get. Also Read - MIUI 13 update for June 25 release hinted with limited Xiaomi phone support
The report comes from Gadgets 360, confirming that Xiaomi will launch the 67W charger in India soon. There’s no specific launch date for the same though as well as no info on the price. The Mi 11 Ultra also supports 67W wireless charging and Xiaomi is expected to launch the compatible wireless charger soon. This is also likely to come as an accessory rather than a bundled one. Also Read - Xiaomi could soon launch
Exclusive: Manu Kumar Jain says Xiaomi to focus more on premium smartphones, confident about Mi 11 Ultra
In an exclusive interview with India Today Tech, Manu Kumar Jain Global VP, Xiaomi and MD, Xiaomi India talks about Mi 11 Ultra price, the Redmi K20 successor, Xiaomi s Make in India plans and current challenges for smartphone industry.
Manas Tiwari | April 28, 2021 | Updated 14:49 IST
Xiaomi had launched Mi 11 Ultra in India last week.
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MI 11 Ultra is company s most premium phone in India.
Xiaomi India head speaks to India Today Tech.
Xiaomi recently launched its first true flagship in India, the Mi 11 Ultra and even though it hasn t confirmed the availability of the phone, remains confident about its success. Mi 11 Ultra, which features one of the biggest camera sensors on any smartphones in the world, is priced at Rs 69,999 in the country. In an exclusive interview with India Today Tech, Manu Kumar Jain Global VP, Xiaomi and MD, Xiaomi India, said that the
Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 11X and Mi 11X Pro will be launched in India on Friday afternoon. All three smartphones are powered by Snapdragon 8-series processors. How much should they cost?