Snapdragon 888, Amoled, 108 MP: this monstrous Xiaomi is close to its minimum price



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One of the great purchases for this summer.

One of the best Xiaomi mobiles lowers its price to 449.99 (PVP 649.99 euros) on its official website, just like that. We have found it on Amazon for 429.99 euros, but there are very few units left. Xiaomi’s offer is the best you can find right now for the Xiaomi 11T Pro, a high-end that withstands the pull of the new Xiaomi 12 Pro, 12 and 12X like a champion.

The high end on Android is more disputed than everand above all because now two Qualcomm processors from great performance in the same year. Just a few details can tip your pocket towards one or another model, and this Xiaomi 11T Pro is the best you can buy right now for 449.99 euros. The model more top, with 256 GB It is also well priced, 499.99 euros (RRP 699.99 euros).

Buy the Xiaomi 11T Pro for 200 euros less



The Xiaomi 11T Pro is one of the best purchases for less than 500 euros today

This Xiaomi 11T Pro we have always recommended it above the cheap high-end POCO, because we are facing a high-end with all the letters, with premium materials such as aluminum and glass and a 6.67″ Amoled screen. Full HD+ with 120 Hz of refreshment and all the technologies to visualize the best content in the original quality. It is a phone with 5G connectivity and a superb power that will hold at the highest level for several years.

It is aided by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888, 8GB of RAM and 128GB internal storage (not expandable) of type UFS 3.1. This does not ensure more than 750,000 points in the Antutu performance test. You have to add one 5,000mAh batteryUnfortunately, we hardly see these numbers in the high range, but this time it comes in handy for this Xiaomi 11T Pro, since we will have 2 days of full use. Its load is one of the fastest on the current market, 120W.

In its rear part we find a superb 108 MP triple rear camera signed by Samsung, with wide angle and macro lens. We can record video in 4K and 8K and slow motion at 960fps. We do not have an optical image stabilizer, but the results are magnificent, so much so that it obtained 117 points in the DxOMark test. Its front camera is also very good, going up to 16 MP. In connectivity, it is a terminal with 5G, NFC, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, infrared, Dual SIM and GPS.

If now I had to change my mobile for one and I didn’t want to spend a lot of money, of course I would opt for a Xiaomi 11T Pro or a POCO F4 GT (somewhat more expensive), but it would be one of my favorite options.

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