At the beginning of the summer of 2019, the very popular Xiaomi Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro smartphones were officially introduced. Both models were a great success among the fans, mainly due to the excellent price-performance ratio.
For this reason, successors in the form of Xiaomi Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro were introduced at the end of last year. Both smartphones are still for sale and they really have something to offer for their price. The latest information has revealed that we can look forward to a new successor.
Xiaomi Mi 11T Pro Certified
Just a few moments ago, several leackers shared on the social network Twitter information about the leaked certifications of the Xiaomi Mi 11T Pro smartphone. Among the certifications is the one from the FCC, which could mean availability in our market.
Xiaomi Mi 11T Pro receives the SIRIM certification in Malaysia. Moniker confirmed. Plus, the device has already received the FCC certification in the past.
Also, Mi 11T is also likely to launch.
Feel free to retweet#Xiaomi #Mi11T #Mi11TPro pic.twitter.com/GjxoEHaFJx- Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) August 2
Thanks to these innovations, we know that the arrival of the new Xiaomi Mi 11T model line is slowly but surely approaching. We have no further official information about the devices, but leaksters suggest what could be hidden under the hood of smartphones.
Last year's series is powered by the flagship Snapdragon 865 processor, while 11T smartphones are likely to have a Snapdragon 870 or Snapdragon 888 chipset.
We are already very much looking forward to the launch of these smartphones. We believe that the Chinese giant will pleasantly surprise us again and the facilities will offer an unbeatable price-performance ratio. In the discussion you can write to us if you are the owner of a smartphone from the Mi T series and if hey, how satisfied you are with it.
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