Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra It is technically the last in the range of a Chinese company to be introduced in Italy. Its battery and autonomous benchmark have been rated by experts DxOMark, After they always had them Evaluated the audio field
A few weeks ago. The flagship has played a lot in design, thanks to its truly massive rear photo box. Connected with it, we see one too Secondary screen Help users to take casual photos and selfies. But this screen will help Battery? No, it’s not just her fault. Let’s look at the details.
DxOMark evaluates Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra’s battery and autonomy: Experts are pleasantly surprised by the autonomy … but beware!
The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra launched in March 2021 Section Ultra Premium We note that DxOMark’s include smartphones starting at 800. If you are looking for a Tamaro smartphone and all the muscles, this money will undoubtedly be well spent, but there are a few more. It can be filled with software page fixes. Note that the device is fitted with one 5000 mAh And 67W wired and wireless charging. But with that said, let’s look at the analyzes.
Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra showed Better results than its competitors In all autonomous trials, use with moderate use for more than 2 days. In fact, in this segment of the rankings, the platform ranked second among ultra-premium devices. However, Except during gaming sessions It lasted longer than its competitors, was the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra Dull performance, Even though it still beats the Oppo Find X3 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G (Exynos).
This is only required to charge the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra 44 minutes to fully charge your battery From 5000 mAh, it is significantly faster than Samsung and only 7 minutes behind Oppo. However, the Mi 11 is fast enough for ultra wireless charging, taking only an hour to fully charge: Better performance than the Oppo Find X3 Pro 1 hour 43 minutes or Samsung S21 Ultra (Exynos) 2 hours 32 minutes.
The final point against the Mi 11 Ultra Battery indicator. This seems to be a common problem for many Xiaomi, but they do not want to know how the indicator shows the correct percentage.
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