The arrival of a new flagship series Xiaomi Mi 11 is approaching fast. In our previous articles, you could find all kinds of information regarding the expected premium smartphones, but now we’ve also been shown the design.
Unofficial leaks from mainland China depict the complete look of the back and front of the smartphone, including an unusual camera module. Based on these leaks, the well-known concept creator Ben Geskin made a high-quality render of the smartphone.
Interesting design
Looking at the supposed photo of the smartphone and the promotional poster for Xiaomi Mi 11, we can see an unusual camera module that’s minimalist by today’s standards. It’s made of two halves — classic glossy black glass and frosted/matte glass in the device’s color.
As was announced earlier, the module contains two large sensors and one smaller one. The larger ones will most likely be the main and a wide-angle lens, while a macro sensor in the base Mi 11 and a telephoto lens in the Mi 11 Pro will round them out.
Xiaomi, apparently, will put the best that’s currently available into the eleventh generation of its flagship. The likely absence of a telephoto lens in the base Mi 11 model is justified by reducing the final device price.
This render only confirms the claims about the back of the smartphone, but it also reveals the front part. There, you can see a beautiful display with minimal bezels, which will reportedly be curved on all four sides.
We have to admit that if these leaks come true and become reality, the expected new model will really stand out with its look. What do you think? Do you like such a design, or would you change something instead? Share your opinions and insights with us in the discussion under the article.
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