Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 - Smartphone 128GB, 4GB RAM, Dual Sim, Twilight Blue

Got this for someone I know. I was very impressed - enough so that I would get one myself if I couldn't afford a higher spec as it performs very well, no noticeable lag, photos are fine and the screen and usability is good indeed. Definitely recommended.I had a Pixel 6a for about 1 hour - this was better built and quicker to respond to inputs and felt of much higher quality. (the camera wasn't a patch on the 6a of course - that was amazing). The battery on this phone though was impossibly superior to the Pixel 6a as that I could literally see it going down as I used it - it was even worse that the iPhone SE 2020!!End result - great overall budget phone with no downsides.

Having previously had a Redmi note 8 which I loved, but smashed, I stress purchased a Motorola G22. What a difference in responsiveness and ease of use. Bought the updated Redmi Note and the difference is astounding. What a great phone, great camera too.

Good phone for the price you pay.The camera is good and has interesting features.Be aware that Xiaomi will compromise your privacy so I would suggest that you watch a couple of videos on YouTube to learn how to turn off adds and sharing of personal information.Uninstall most of the Xiaomi apps and download new ones as every single one share your information to other parties.The battery life is long and has fast charging.Overall it is a good phone and I'm enjoying it but I knew about the privacy issues before, I would have chosen other brand.

I originally bought a "renewed" one from another supplier but had to return it as the screen quality was poor.This one has a proper AMOLED screen, nice and bright with deep blacks and beautiful colours. It was easy to set up and the touch and scrolling responds well. Its responsive for browsing and seems to play a few games I put on to test very well. It also updated itself to the latest version of Android 13 and the latest Xiaomi MUI 13 GUI. It took a bit of time to uninstall unecessary aps, stop others from autostarting and aslo getting used to custom GUI but not big deal as that what happens when upgrading to anything.I now have it set to dark mode and even though it is still set on full brightness the 5000mAh battery seems to last a long time and despite having it a few days I've not had to charge it yet. Another good thing it also has a 35W fast USB C charger so charging should be quick.It has a good sound with dual speakers which are very clear when listening on the phone and it works well with my BT earbuds and smart watch. I was pleased that it also has a 3.5mm headphone jack as I prefer to use my headphones, another reason for me to buy it.At 72 years I am not a phoneaholic who is constantly checking stuff, texting or looking at vids and use this mainly as a phone or paired with some BT speakers in the kitchen playing music while I'm cooking.The problem now is that mobile phones seem to have gotten into that "the bigger is better" look. This however was a good upgrade from my ageing Asus Android 9 6" phone with hardly any notable diference in size and I'm very pleased I got it.

The Redmi phone is great value for money, or at least so thought. This is my third Redmi purchase but it's a lemon. Have been havingbcontiual problems with the phone dropping wifi connections and after sending it in for repairs twice, and the repair center replacing the entire board, the problem is still not resolved. I now find out it is a know problem and the only way to get the WiFi fo function correctly is to switch Bluetooth off. I would therefore say the phone is not fit for purpose. If you want a phone and will be using and will be using all he functionality, this is not then phone for you.

I really like this phone. It is a much nicer phone to use than my previous Motorola. I use most of the features and they are all fine. So if you don’t need an expensive phone, this one is a very good choice at a very good price.

We had a Redmi 6a before which we were happy with but it only had 16GB. This note11 has 128 GB. It works very well but I did spend quite a while researching on google how to disable all the data collection by Xiaomi. I also removed nearly all of the MIUI apps. You also have to enable the phone to accept some other apps. Very pleased overall with the quality and price.

This is a cracking phone for the money, excellent screen, fast processing and loaded with features, the side finger print scanner is spot on. I really can't find anything I dislike about it and would 100% recommend to anyone.