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Xiaomi Mi 11 Review, one month later: Still an incredible flagship value
It's a great phone for anyone outside the US

Max Weinbach Max Weinbach
Xiaomi Mi 11 Review, one month later: Still an incredible flagship value

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Xiaomi's phones have long been known for their exceptional value proposition. You can always find the latest specs and features in a Xiaomi flagship phone, and it won't cost you an arm and a leg. It's something you don't often see these days when $1,000 has become the standard price for high-end hardware. That's not how Xiaomi rolls, though. With the Mi 11, Xiaomi has one of the best flagship phones on the market, offering killer specs and a great value, unless you happen to be in the US.

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Xiaomi teases advanced super-fast-charging battery tech for next phone
A new in-house chipset is on the way too

Will Sattelberg Will Sattelberg
Xiaomi teases advanced super-fast-charging battery tech for next phone

Hot off the heels of an international release, Xiaomi intends to announce new Mi 11 Pro and Ultra models at an event planned for Monday. While neither device has full official specs yet, the company is teasing an all-new battery technology that will debut with the Mi 11 Ultra.

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Mi 11 Lite leaked renders reveal a smaller, cheaper Xiaomi flagship
It's expected to launch in India next month, but is so far unconfirmed

Michael Crider Michael Crider
Mi 11 Lite leaked renders reveal a smaller, cheaper Xiaomi flagship

If you're a fan of Xiaomi's flagship sensibilities, but not the high prices that come along with them, you might be in luck. A new alleged leak shows a Lite variant of the Mi 11, which caused a stir when it launched internationally last month. It appears to be a midrange alternative to the high-end original, but with rumored specs including a Snapdragon 765G processor, it might just hit the spot.

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The Xiaomi Mi 11 survives JerryRigEverything's wrath
Its display should survive more than 20 seconds in a fire

Jules Wang Jules Wang
The Xiaomi Mi 11 survives JerryRigEverything's wrath

Zack Nelson of JerryRigEverything is renowned for his gadget durability tests and teardowns, so it's not surprising to hear that he has a track record of trying to bust up Xiaomi phones. Said record brings up the obvious trends: cheaper phones aren't as durable as those towards the mid- to high-end. So, how will the Mi 11 fare? Not too bad, for the sake of brevity.

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Xiaomi will let you uninstall system apps in MIUI 12.5 — here's when it will come to your phone

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
Xiaomi will let you uninstall system apps in MIUI 12.5 — here's when it will come to your phone

As part of the Mi 11 international launch event, Xiaomi has also announced the forthcoming MIUI 12.5 rollout. The new version might only be a point release, but it adds some thoughtful touches to the Xiaomi ROM, such as CPU usage improvements and uninstallable system apps. It's rolling out to the Mi 11 and a few other new phones first.

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The Xiaomi Mi 11 launches in international markets
The Snapdragon 888 flagship was introduced in China last year

Jules Wang Jules Wang
The Xiaomi Mi 11 launches in international markets

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Historically, Xiaomi has been a consistent contender to launch the first phones with next-generation Qualcomm silicon. It took the lead again by announcing its Mi 11 series of phones complete with the Snapdragon 888 in China last year. With that new engine comes a cavalry of other upgrades, and now, the phone is also available in international markets.

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The Xiaomi Mi 11 won't ship with a charger in the box
The company is following in Apple's and Samsung's footsteps

Hagop Kavafian Hagop Kavafian
The Xiaomi Mi 11 won't ship with a charger in the box

In a new post on Chinese social media network Weibo, Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun unveiled the brand's new device's packaging, mentioning it's particularly light and thin. Even though it may seem particularly odd for a CEO to post about a new phone's box rather than the device itself, there's actually an underlying explanation for that: The main reason why the packaging is thin and light is because it's been stripped out of the customary charger that usually comes with the handset.

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