Xiaomi Mi 11T and Redmi K40 Ultra details surface for the first time

Xiaomi very recently showcased its flagship Mi Mix 4 handset in China with class-leading specs including a Snapdragon 888+ SoC, an under-display camera, and 120W fast-charging support. Now, new rumours have surfaced about the next flagships from the company.

News about the Mi 11T and Redmi K40 Ultra recently surfaced for the first time on XiaomiUI's Telegram group.

Source: Telegram

According to the information available, the upcoming Mi 11T will feature a 120Hz display and a 20:9 aspect ratio. While it does seem like a step down from the 144Hz refresh rate on the Mi 10T, we could see the Mi 11T ditch the Mi 10T’s LCD panel for an OLED panel.

The phone is also said to feature a 64MP OmniVision OV64B main sensor, a Sony IMX355 ultrawide shooter, and a 3x 'telemacro' camera. Xiaomi is likely to use a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 SoC as opposed to a Snapdragon 870 or 888 SoC, possibly in a bid to keep the price of the device down. The Mi 11T was spotted with the codename K11R and will soon reach global markets.

Additionally, the Redmi K40 Ultra codename K11T will be a rebranded version of the Mi 11T, although the former is said to replace the 64 MP main camera with a 108 MP Samsung HM2 sensor. The Redmi K40 Ultra is expected to be exclusive to Chinese markets.