Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

At 59,999 PKR the Redmi Note 11 Pro makes a sharp, camera-first case. The headline is the 108MP main sensor on a large 1/1.52-inch class sensor with dual-pixel PDAF, which is a lot of resolving power for daylight photos at this price, joined by an 8MP ultrawide for wide shots. The 6.7-inch 1080x2400 display at about 393 PPI runs at 120Hz with HDR10 and hits 1200 nits peak, so it is bright and fluid. The Helio G96 is a serviceable 2022 midrange chip that handles everyday tasks and light gaming, and the 5000mAh battery is a reliable day-plus performer. The obvious omissions are no 5G, no AMOLED and an average 16MP selfie. This is for buyers who care most about a big, bright, high-refresh screen and a high-resolution main camera for the money. Against the Samsung Galaxy A17 at 67,499 PKR, the Note 11 Pro is 7,500 PKR cheaper and wins on camera hardware, a 108MP main with dual-pixel PDAF and an 8MP ultrawide versus the A17's 50MP main plus 5MP ultrawide and a 2MP depth lens. The Redmi also runs its display at 120Hz versus the A17's 90Hz. The A17 answers with an AMOLED panel, a newer October 2025 release with longer support, a more capable Helio G99 over the Redmi's G96, and Samsung's service network. Battery is a draw at 5000mAh both ways. Choose the Note 11 Pro for camera resolution, refresh rate and the price saving; choose the A17 for AMOLED quality, a newer phone and brand support. Verify the Note 11 Pro's IMEI on PTA's DIRBS, since grey-import units of this popular model are common in Pakistan.