Xiaomi Mi 11

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Mi 11 is a 2021 flagship sitting at a midrange price, and its display is the reason to consider it: a 1440p 120Hz panel that resolves to roughly 515 PPI — nearly double the sharpness of typical 720p budget screens — with 1500 nits of peak brightness that stays readable in direct sunlight. The Snapdragon 888 is still a fast chip, the 108MP camera with OIS captures detail that current phones near 46,000 PKR cannot match, and 8GB/256GB is generous. But you are buying old flagship technology: the 888 runs hot under sustained gaming, the 4600mAh battery is only average, and there is no guarantee of further major OS updates for a chip from 2021. The Mi 11 does bring 5G support, which the rival below does not mention at all. The Oppo A6C, 4,000 PKR cheaper, is the polar opposite: a 2026 entry phone with an HD+ 720p LCD, an unnamed 8-core chip, 4GB/64GB and a 13MP camera. Its one decisive win is the 7000mAh battery — about half again the Mi 11's 4600mAh — which makes it a genuine two-day phone. The Mi 11 answers with a vastly sharper 515 PPI 120Hz display, a Snapdragon 888 that outruns the Oppo's processor several times over, 8GB/256GB against 4GB/64GB, and a 108MP stabilised camera. If performance, screen quality and camera firepower drive you, the Mi 11 is the better buy; if battery endurance above all else is the goal, the A6C's 7000mAh is hard to argue with. The Mi 11 is an older 5G flagship — verify the IMEI in PTA's DIRBS, since discontinued Xiaomi flagships are frequently imported unregistered.