The global version of the Redmi Note 11 has been on hold for a month and a half, but now it seems to be within reach.
The Redmi Note 11 4G In China, it was launched as a cheaper alternative to the 5G namesake rocket, and now a device with the same name has been certified for global sale. The company has received approvals from at least two authorities - the IMDA in Singapore and the EEC, which oversees several markets in the Eurasian Economic Area.
According to the leaks, this new Redmi Note 11 4G phone will have a Snapdragon 680 chipset, which is different from the Chinese version. It's unlikely that it will be relaunched globally with the Helio G88 platform, as the same phone is being sold in several countries, including ours, under the name Redmi 10. All that is different is that there is an extra 2 MP depth-edge sensor on the back, which makes no sense in my opinion. Obviously the memory variants will be different, it always is.
If all specifications except the fourth camera remain unchanged, you can expect a 6.5″ LCD display and a 50 MP main camera. The battery is 5000 mAh, supporting a maximum charge of 18W. The Redmi Note 11 4G in China will cost no more than 56,000 forints. For the global version, you can expect to pay around 70-80 thousand forints. The release date is in question, but certifications are usually one of the last steps, so it's definitely close. The priority for now is obviously the Xiaomi 12.
