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?
Mi 11X Pro India pricing leaks, tipped to cost less than OnePlus 9R
Xiaomi is set to launch the Mi 11X series in India on April along with the flagship Mi 11 Ultra. While most expected the Mi 11X series to be aggressively priced, seems like it won t be.
India Today Tech | April 20, 2021 | Updated 10:57 IST
Both the smartphones are expected to feature the same.
Highlights
Xiaomi will launch Mi 11 series during the event.
Mi 11X Pro tipped to cost less than OnePlus 9R.
Xiaomi is set to launch the Mi 11X series in India on April along with the flagship Mi 11 Ultra. The line-up is expected to have two smartphones Mi 11X and Mi 11X Pro re-branded versions of the Redmi K40 and Redmi K40 Pro, respectively. Xiaomi chief Manu Kumar Jain also shared the images of the smartphones, confirming their India launch. While most expected the Mi 11X series to be aggressively priced, seems like it won t be, even though the Mi 11X Pro may still cost less than the OnePlus 9R.
Image: Redmi K40 Pro Plus
The Redmi K40 series is an important smartphone series for Xiaomi; one that could help Xiaomi get a stronghold of the flagship killer space. Of the three variants, it is the Redmi K40 Pro Plus that carries the best specifications of the lot – a Snapdragon 888, 108-megapixel main camera, a 4520mAh battery, and up to 12GB RAM. A recent leak now suggests that Xiaomi could launch this phone in India as the Mi 11X Pro. Also Read - Poco F3, Poco F3 Pro launch details teased, may launch in March 2021
Based on a leak from tipster Kacper Skrzypek, the Redmi K40 Plus could most certainly come to India as Xiaomi’s newest flagship this year. Skrzypek dug into the MIUI Camera app codes and found evidences that support the same. The codenames suggest that the Redmi K40 Pro Plus with its 108-megapixel camera is slated to visit India. Also Read - Redmi K40 vs Redmi K30: Design, screen to camera; What has changed