Xiaomi 11T 256GB

OhoPrice editorial review

The Xiaomi 11T 256GB is a 2021 flagship that still out-specs most 2026 midrangers, and at 79,999 PKR that is a genuinely interesting trade. The 108MP main camera on a 1/1.52-inch sensor with PDAF captures far more light and detail than the 50MP shooters you usually meet at this price, and the dedicated 5MP telephoto-macro with autofocus is a rare find — it focuses close enough for actual macro shots instead of pretending with a 2MP filler. The 6.7-inch 1080x2400 panel works out to about 393 PPI, sharp enough that text looks solid, and the 120Hz refresh plus HDR10+ makes scrolling and video smooth. The Dimensity 1200 5G is older silicon, so expect it to run warmer than current chips, but for daily use and casual gaming it holds up. The catch is battery and age: 5000mAh is fine, but the phone is years old with no stated launch date, so verify the unit's health and PTA status before paying 80K. Against the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus at 69,999 PKR, the 11T splits the difference between power and polish. The Infinix brings the far more vivid display — a 144Hz AMOLED peaking at 4500 nits against the Xiaomi's 1000-nit 120Hz panel, a difference you feel the moment you use both outdoors — plus a thinner 6mm body and a slightly larger 5160mAh cell. The Xiaomi answers with the stronger camera system: a 108MP main, an 8MP ultrawide and that autofocus telephoto-macro against the Infinix's single 50MP rear, and its Dimensity 1200 is a faster chip than the Helio G200. Battery life is near-parity in practice. The 10,000 PKR gap buys you camera versatility and chip headroom on the 11T, while the Hot 60 Pro Plus rewards buyers who stare at the screen all day and want a brighter, fresher panel for less money. This 2021 unit is prime grey-import territory — verify the IMEI on PTA's DIRBS and confirm battery health before buying.