Xiaomi 11T 5G – Smartphone 8+256GB, 6,67” 120Hz AMOLED flat DotDisplay, MediaTek Dimensity 1200-Ultra, 108MP pro-grade camera, 5000mAh, Celestial Blue (UK Version + 2 Years Warranty)
| Dimensions: | 16.37 x 7.64 x 0.78 cm; 570 Grams |
| Model: | 21081111RG |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Xiaomi |
| Origin: | China |
Positives:
Good value for money at 350 in the sale – would not pay more. Would choose a Google Pixel 6 if this was more expensive.
Big High Res Screen.
Well balanced speakers.
Good finger print recognition.
Good screen refresh.
Easy to find everything you need on the phone.
Super quick to charge up.
Main back camera is excellent.
Negatives:
Can’t uninstall useless Xiaomi Apps.
Speaker/phone volume not loud enough.
Face triggers screen to light up when I’m on a call with phone against my face.
The screen has frozen once during the 1 month or so that I’ve been using it.
Calls are not private when I’m on call, as the speaker shoots out conversation from top of phone.
Front selfie camera is SHOCKING. Strange surreal selfies that totally bleach out your face or adds a strange tint to it (unfiltered). By far the worse thing about this phone. If you are majorly into selfies, go for another phone. I’m hoping a software update will improve the performance. But probably not possible due to inferior mediatech processor.
I previously had a 3 year old Huawei Honor phone and the front camera on the Xiaomi is worse than the Huawei which was 3 years old!
Overall, probably good value for the money.
If Google Pixel improve the specifications and screen size of the Google Pixel 6 and there’s a good deal on offer, I would go for that next time – simply due to the camera and Pure android so less preinstalled useless apps.
I did a lot of research before choosing this phone and am happy to say I don’t regret getting it and feel you get a lot for your money with this device (albeit I waited until it was on offer).
Having used a different manufacturers version of Android for several years it took a little getting used to Xiaomi’s one but after a couple of weeks it’s mostly second nature.
What swung it for me was the camera which I feel takes really good pictures especially for a phone at this price point.
One thing which did make me scratch my head was there is no 3.5mm headphone socket so you have to use USBc connection or Bluetooth but the headphones which came packaged with the phone had a 3.5mm jack so pretty pointless.
Xiaomi do still have a few things to iron out I guess but overal very happy with this device.
Decided to change from a low-mid range Xperia phone to this. At the offer price for the 256 GB model, it really is unbeatable value. Compared to phones I’ve had previously, this is a big phone, but it seems to be in line with other phones of it’s class. Setting up was easy, as was transfer of most stuff from my old Android phone through Google cloud backup (I had to manually copy across music/pics from my old SD card, as of course, this phone doesn’t have an SD slot, and that wasn’t backed up to the cloud). It’s dual SIM capable. Charging through the provided (67 watt!) fast charger is extremely quick and the on screen graphics to show it charging are quite cool too. The OLED screen is really nice and bright, and the touchscreen is very responsive.
Compared to my old phone this is clearly a step up in performance – everything runs very smoothly and I’ve had no frustrating slow downs when I’ve had quite a few apps open. It does come a customised version of Android with their “Mi-UI” running over the top of it. Apart from having a bit too much bloatware bundled with it, it’s OK. There’s lots of ways to theme it and organise your apps to your liking. The camera gives good results easily in various light conditions. You can read more about this in pro reviews but it does take a nice picture…
The box contains a simple gel case which was a nice inclusion, and protects it from small drops etc.
As another reviewer commented the decision to include a pair of wired 3.5mm headphones in the box seems a bit odd when there is no USB-C > 3.5mm adapter included. It’s not a major reason for complaint as I wasn’t expecting headphones but it is a curious choice. If you want to use wired headphones you’ll need to buy a USB adapter separately as there is no jack plug.
very nice phone cant fault it, easy to set up fast and good scree
Just think its very stupid that they sell a phone with no headphone jacket AND send you regular headphones with it. What is the point? They should come with wireles headphones or an adapter…so weird. But the phone itself is really nice, great camera quality, a good iphone copy i d say
I’ll keep it short, battery is amazing and I’ve yet to run it out in a single day, the photos are realistic and videos are good but bare in mind that there is no OIS, optical image stabilization so a steady hand or some kind of equipment are advised. It has very very amazing sounding stereo speakers. Data connectivity is good as it is 5G and WiFi 6 enabled. Very good storage and ram too.
I am very happy with this phone and it’s a underdog that is highly unappreciated
I am a Xiaomi fan. This is my second one after my Mi9. The fingerprint reader is not the best, as was said in the review but I’ll take that. I thought I would go to an apple but couldn’t bring myself to pay so much more for a logo. I love my phone, no regrets.
disappointed that it doesn’t have wireless charging..but after more tests and using i am happy. great size good sound great picture..5 stars if it had wireless charging
Really surprised glad I took the leap of faith really good value for money so fa