The device we are reviewing today is the recently-announced international Redmi Note 11. It brings a few notable improvements to its predecessor – the Redmi Note 10. Its Super AMOLED panel may be the same size and resolution but its refresh rate is not higher at 90Hz. There is also a new 50MP main camera.
Xiaomi’s current Redmi Note lineup naming is a bit of a mess, and that’s just us being polite about it. As things stand, you should not confuse the model we’re reviewing with last year’s Redmi Note 11 for China or the Redmi Note 11 4G even though the device we have on our hands today is very much 4G-only as well.
