In early December, Xiaomi announced that Xiaomi Mi 11 flagship would be the world’s first Snapdragon 888-powered smartphone, and now Xiaomi Mi 11 flagship is launching in a few days.
A new video leak online and teasing that the Xiaomi Mi 11 will have a dedicated night mode for shooting videos in low light. The video was posted as a Christmas greeting from Xiaomi, but it did more than just wishing for the festivities.
On Weibo, Xiaomi posted a video of a music box that is kept in the dark. Suddenly, there is some light let into the footage allowing us to see the Christmas-themed box. This video is supposed to have been shot using the upcoming Mi 11, showing off the video night mode that is to come along. Many smartphones have unique low-light video recording modes, but this is going to be one of the few times when the smartphone has a dedicated night mode for video recording.
Xiaomi is said to be using computational photography for the cameras on Mi 11 flagship. And all of the processing is supported by the brand new Snapdragon 888 chipset that was unveiled recently. The chipset is based on 5-nanometre technology, making it the second, advanced chipset after Apple A14 Bionic.
The look of the Mi 11 is already confirmed, and it is an exciting design, the one that does not go with what we have seen on flagships by far. There are going to be four colorways, according to leaked renders. And besides the information on its looks, the Mi 11 is also the town’s talk for its top-of-the-line specifications. Of course, these specifications are not confirmed by Xiaomi, but the rumor mill might be correct.
The Xiaomi Mi 11 will pack the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor under the hood with a maximum clock speed of 2.84GHz. The smartphone will have up to 12GB of RAM and run Android 11-based MIUI 12.
There will be a dual-curved display on the Mi 11, along with protection from Corning Gorilla Glass Victus, which is the latest one to offer screen protection.
The display could come with up to QHD+ resolution, nearly three times 1080p, and up to 120Hz refresh rate.
Xiaomi will launch the Mi 11 on December 28 in China, but the company has not said it will bring the device to other markets, including India.
