Xiaomi’s much-anticipated Mi 11 could very well be launched globally, and possibly to Malaysia soon. The Xiaomi Global Facebook page shows of a teaser photo for its launch.
The post is as simple as they come – the image shows the front of the phone along with an Android logo as well as its suite of apps like the Google Play Store; this is most likely a jab at Huawei and its lack of GMS support, but let’s not get into that.
The caption spells it out more for us, telling folks to stay tuned for the brand’s flagship smartphone, the Mi 11, along with an elaboration on how they have access to Google’s apps and whatnot.
The device was first introduced in its native China late last month, and it comes with a host impressive features like a Snapdragon 888 chipset, a QHD 6.81-inch AMOLED 120Hz display, 55W of fast charging support, and a massive 108MP triple lens setup.
In China, the phone is priced at CNY 3,999 (about RM2,506), so we can expect the local pricing to start around the same price range as well – which would make it the flagship to get, considering how beastly its specs are. Stay tuned on our website as we bring you coverage on the local launching of the Xiaomi Mi 11.