Xiaomi 11T (Pro), 11 Lite NE and Pad 5 in hands-on
A TEST REPORT from Nils Ahrensmeier 
on September 16, 2021, 10:00 | Write a comment
Xiaomi got that on the Xiaomi launch yesterday 11 (Pro)which 11 Lite NE and Xiaomi pad 5 presented. We already had a hands-on with the devices.
The Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro differ in a few points, but in important ones. If you don't know the exact specs yet, you can here read our news. We were at the official Xiaomi event in Berlin, where we were able to take a first look at the devices.
High quality and quality
The 11T and 11T devices Pro feel high quality, but not as good as the "original" Xiaomi Mi 11 series (Xiaomi Mi 11 or Xiaomi mi 11 ultra). The display is very bright (especially in a slightly darker room) and makes a very good impression in terms of color and quality. The bezels of the display are just a tad larger than on the Proto see product images. The weight of the devices is noticeable, but is still within limits. We have not yet been able to test the camera extensively in a relatively dark room, but we have already been able to use a test device from the Pro-Get a model. The quick charge with 67 or 120W is also only tested in everyday use, the hands-on devices were already fully charged. The devices run MIUI 12, based on Android 11, which comes with a few “apps pre-installed”. But they can do without Probe removed. There wasn't a big difference in performance.
The Xiaomi 11T/Pro is the latest "flagship" of the group (Image: TechnikNews)
The Xiaomi 11 Lite NE is a lot thinner than the 11T devices. The "Snowflake White" color is new, which makes a very chic impression. Most things are identical to those of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G, including ours detailed test.
The Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE is a small upgrade to the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G (picture: TechnikNews)
The Xiaomi Pad 5 is new and very interesting. This is Xiaomi's first tablet on the German market and comes for a comparatively low price of 399 euros. The tablet is very thin, very light and has an 11 ″ display. This turned out to be sharp and bright in the first hands-on, especially the 120 Hertz are noticeable in the first use. Unfortunately, the pen was not in the hands-on area, so we weren't able to test it yet. An external keyboard does not seem to be in prospect either. But we will also test the Xiaomi Pad 5 in detail. Stay tuned!
The Xiaomi Pad 5 is Xiaomi's first tablet in Germany (Image: TechnikNews)
