After weeks of rumors, Xiaomi has now debuted the Redmi Note 11 series globally, with the Redmi Note 11 Pro and Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G sitting at the top of the range. Both phones share physical dimensions and specifications, but the 5G model trades the regular Redmi Note 11 Pro's MediaTek Helio G96 for a more powerful Snapdragon 695.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Redmi-Note-11-Pro-5G-and-Redmi-Note-11-Pro-debut-for-the-global-market-with-powerful-chipsets-and-starting-at-US-299.595614.0.html
How does this compare with my Redmi Note 10 Pro? It might have the later CPU and other hardware of memory, and components. Does it have room for 3 additional cards? The one terabyte extended micro SD card is new.
With third party video camera software, perhaps the 4k video might be possible?
The combined fingerprint sensor and the start button on the side odd much more reliable and faster than any of the many front screen mounted fingerprint sensors.
As usual, my ownership of the older [size=78%]Redmi is extremely happy. Many upgrades of the inbuilt SIM, too the very latest released by Xiaomi.[/size]
Quote from: Gregzeng on March 02, 2022, 12:15:34
How does this compare with my Redmi Note 10 Pro? It might have the later CPU and other hardware of memory, and components. Does it have room for 3 additional cards? The one terabyte extended micro SD card is new.
With third party video camera software, perhaps the 4k video might be possible?
The combined fingerprint sensor and the start button on the side odd much more reliable and faster than any of the many front screen mounted fingerprint sensors.
As usual, my ownership of the older [size=78%]Redmi is extremely happy. Many upgrades of the inbuilt SIM, too the very latest released by Xiaomi.[/size]
The Snapdragon 695 is capped at 1080@60fps video recording.
It does perform a bit better than the Snapdragon 732G on your Redmi Note 10 Pro.