Sources claim that the smartphone will have a completely different set of cameras. In this regard, Xiaomi Mi 11 really did not surprise: the device received the usual set of modules with a resolution of 108, 13 and 5 megapixels, without a camera with periscope optics. Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro should acquire four modules, including a camera with a periscope. A similar combination was used in last year’s Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra smartphone. The render is talking about 120x scaling (obviously digital).

It is also reported that the Mi 11 Pro display will support 120Hz refresh rate, SDR to HDR conversion, MEMC intermediate frame rendering technology and AI video scaling. In addition, the smartphone should receive support for even faster charging than the Xiaomi Mi 11.

At the same time, Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro will supposedly receive exactly the same display like the Xiaomi Mi 11, and this applies not only to the characteristics but also to the front camera in the upper left corner of the screen. Earlier it was reported that the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro model will be equipped with a third-generation sub-screen front camera developed by Xiaomi. This technology uses a special pixel arrangement and a redesigned pixel driving circuit to increase light transmission. Allegedly, this allows you to achieve almost the same quality of photos as with a conventional front camera.

However, in reality, the key difference between Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro will seem to be an improved rear camera, although details about it have not yet been reported, except for reports of powerful zoom and the use of a periscope lens.