Xiaomi announced new smartphones at an event on Monday morning (29/03), including the Mi 11 Pro and the My 11 Ultra, even more powerful versions of its flagship. Both models are equipped with the Snapdragon 888 5G. The cheaper Mi 11 Lite was also shown. All will be officially launched on April 16.

We 11 Pro

O We 11 Pro is exclusive to the Chinese market. The highlight is the 67W fast charging, which promises to charge up to 100% in 36 minutes. For all this, the model comes with a 5000 mAh battery, which promises to be even more optimized for Qualcomm's new chip. This costs 4.999 Chinese yuan (something around R$4.401) in its cheapest version.

The smartphone comes with a 6,81-inch AMOLED display with Quad HD+ resolution and 120Hz. In addition to Dolby Vision, to make brightness and contrast more realistic. The display also comes equipped with Gorilla Glass Victus.

In terms of cameras, the cell phone is equipped with a sensor GN2 50 MP 1/1.12′, five times larger than the iPhone 12 Pro, which is 1/2.55′. The Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro also comes with OIS stabilization system, HDR, ISO Fusion. In addition, a zoom of up to 50X. The front camera has 20 megapixels.

The device is also equipped with special technology to prevent overheating while running mobile games. During the presentation, a test was shown with the device running the game Genishi Impact for 30 minutes, and the new Xiaomi model would have heated up less than the company's latest major releases.

For those who think that a phone with this power will be heavy, the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro weighs 208g and is 8.53mm thick. The model also comes in three color options: black, lilac and green.

My 11 Ultra

Xiaomi mi 11 ultra It is even more powerful than its sibling and is for the whole world. What draws the most attention is the giant camera module, so large that it even has a small display to show the time and date. This one costs 5.999 Chinese yuan (approximately R$5.286) in the less powerful version.

The lenses are the big highlight here, the model can shoot in up to 8K and has a zoom of up to 120X, more than double that of the 11 Pro. In addition, it has the same lens GN2 50 MP and OIS stabilization.

The set has a 48 MP ultra-wide lens, which captures images with 128 degrees of amplitude and a telephoto lens with superzoom. The front camera has 20 megapixels.

The screen is the same 6,81-inch AMOLED with Quad HD+ resolution and 120Hz as the 11 Pro. The phone comes with options with 8 and 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB or 512 GB of internal storage. The smartphone also has a special ceramic edition, more expensive than the standard one, and special cases that can be purchased separately to support a camera set of that size.

The announcement also revealed a support for charging wirelessly, 80W, which needs to be purchased separately. Both the Xiaomi Mi Ultra 11 Pro and the Mi 11 Ultra have the same chip, the same battery and the same screen. The difference is really in the capacity of the cameras.

Mi 11 Lite

The event also brought another surprise. To complete the Mi 11 family comes the Mi 11 Lite, a cheaper and less powerful version than its siblings. The highlight is its thickness, at just 6,88 millimeters, much less than the Ultra and Pro. This one costs 2.299 Chinese yuan (around R$2.029).

The phone comes in several colors, many indeed, such as pink, blue, green, black and white, among others. The battery is 4120 mAh. The screen is a 6.55-inch AMOLED. The rear camera module consists of a 64 MP ultra-wide main sensor. In addition to an 8 MP Macro and a 5 MP support. On the front, a 20 MP front lens. Unlike the rest of the line, this one comes with the Snapdragon 780 G.

All will be officially launched on April 16. The long-awaited flexible Mi Mix will be left for another event, tomorrow.