Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro will arrive after the Chinese New Year on February 12, 2021. The Mi 11 Pro will fix this and will come with an “improved camera” and “faster charging”, according to the leakster.
This would make sense considering how last year we got a Mi 10 / Mi 10 Pro duo. The Mi 11 Pro is allegedly pictured in these leaked renders you can see below, in blue and silver.
Perhaps surprisingly, the design of the camera island on the back is completely different compared to that seen on the Mi 11. The Mi 11 Pro has four cameras, one of which is of the periscope zoom variety, and the "120x" inscription next to it tells us that Xiaomi doesn't want this phone to digitally zoom any less than the Mi 10 Ultra.
The rest of the writing reveals that the ultrawide has a 35mm equivalent focal length of 12mm, while the periscope goes to 120mm. One of the other shooters is likely to be the exact same 108 MP sensor as the one in the Mi 11, while the last camera could be a 2x or 3x tele for smoother zooming.
We don't yet have a picture of the front of the Mi 11 Pro, but rumor has it you should expect to find the exact same screen that the Mi 11 has, with its 6.81" size, curved sides, 1440x3200 resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate, 480 Hz touch sampling rate, and 1,500-nit peak brightness. Under the hood the Snapdragon 888 should reign supreme, of course.
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