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XIAOMI 11T PRO
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Characteristics XIAOMI 11T PRO
Screen size6.67 "
RAM12 GB
Internal storage256 GB
AnTuTu759000
Geekbench 5 (multi)3088
Geekbench 5 (single)826
Capacity5000 mAh
Description
The Xiaomi 11T Pro is a performance-oriented smartphone equipped with 12GB of RAM, facilitating smooth multitasking and efficient handling of demanding applications. It features a robust 5000mAh battery, providing satisfactory longevity for daily tasks without frequent recharges. The device does not support wireless charging but offers NFC and 5G connectivity, enhancing mobile payment capabilities and ensuring access to the latest network speeds.
Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the high-quality camera setup that delivers good image and video results. Viewers can enjoy these visuals on the device's pleasing display, known for its vivid colors and sharp resolution. With 256GB of internal storage, users have ample space to store apps, media, and files.
The design of the Xiaomi 11T Pro is modern and aesthetically pleasing, catering to users looking for a smartphone that is as stylish as it is functional. Whether it’s for business use, entertainment, or everyday communication, this device aims to meet the needs of a variety of users.
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Emi27
Use normal chargers and your battery will recover soon
Dutchyboy1
I used to have this and then upgraded to the Honor Magic 4 Pro. I gave the 11T Pro to my Mum, this was like a super off the chart upgrade to her Huawei P30 Lite lol. She loves it now shes getting hand of it. But when i had it, it never let me down once, battery charges insanely fast, multi tasking was fine no probs there. Even connecting smart pads and stuff to it through Tethering was good. It really is a great all rounder. If my Magic 4 was broken and i had to go back to the 11T pro i wouldnt fuss. The Magic 4 Pro has a better Chip Set but you really wouldnt notice any difference. Dont get me wrong i love my Honor Phone, but the Xiaomi is probably really close to it in performance. Im not one for cameras. The first thing i check when looking at a new phone is, the CPU, GPU, screen and how it can perform etc etc, also screen size and stuff. But camera is last on the list. But the camera on the 11T pro was better than my new Magic 4 Pro, in my opinion. I would rate jthe phone a 9/10 as it doesnt have the Waterproofing, although it does have Splashproof, the money we pay on phones now you'd expect all the ones £300+ to have Waterproofing (IP68), this phone is rated IP67. So 1 point off. Other than that it looks amazing and i even bought a Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 12.4" I was that impressed with Xiaomi i wont go into that just now, but its another great peice of kit.
Tim
Put phone on aeroplane mode overnight
Choose sensible 'balanced' battery under settings battery instead of 'performance'
You can fine tune even further by limiting apps background behaviour.
Real Mi
actually the heat from the quick charge is the main culprit
to extend the battery life, charge in a suitable temperature, maximum 37~38 degree Celsius sth
but since it is 2 separate battery, it supposed not getting heat easily and battery won't degrade fast like you do
it's weird, I do recommend you to check out Accubattery app
You can do a 0 to 100% charge to know your battery life remaining
tchopde1
I bought This phone in October 2022, after 10 months, now the battery is draining superfast. When I sleep, my phone will get discharged minimum 20-25% in 7-8 hours, without any use. My phone usage is very moderate.
Is there any known issue related to battery as I mentioned??
Does 120W Quick Charge damages the battery??
Phone comes with 1 year warranty, will I get the battery replacement under the warranty now??
What are the odds that after next 10 or 12 months, the barrery will again start draining like this??
Please reply who has any answers to ny questions.
Anonymous
Very poor phone names are getting flashed and useless phone.
Just a customer
Actually, 5fer's observations/comments makes a lot of sense to me. My 11T Pro screen consumes approximately 80% of battery usage on average. I only use it indoors because it's too bulky to carry around in my trouser pocket, that means its screen only uses low brightness compared to using very high brightness when you are using the phone outdoors. Also, when using the phone indoors it usually entails using WiFi as opposed to mobile data, and mobile data consume more battery compared to WiFi; and 5G mobile data consume even more battery power than 4G and its predecessors.
Just a customer
Your comment about the 120W charger is spot on.
The 11T Pro's 120W charger can charge the battery to 100% in about 20 minutes, so the inconvenience in recharging the battery is actually miniscule. That fact renders the subject of battery life insignificant.
zaldidot
4/5