With the 11T and the 11T Pro, Xiaomi's T series has two new additions. In terms of features, they're one step below the high-end models, and therefore, they're no competition for the Xiaomi Mi 11 and its counterpart, the Mi 11 Ultra.
Fast charging in 40 minutes
On the outside, the Xiaomi 11T and the 11T Pro are identical, and they're also quite similarly equipped otherwise. The main difference: The 11T Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 888, whereas the 11T uses the MediaTek Dimensity 1200, which is also a high-end SoC that achieves a performance level in the test that is roughly between the Snapdragon 780G and the Snapdragon 865.
Other differences: Dolby Vision and Harman Kardon stereo speakers are only found in the Pro model, as well as the 120-watt charger. In contrast, the 11T can "only" be charged at 67 watts, which still gets the smartphone battery from 0% to 100% in just under 40 minutes.
At least 100 Euros (~$116) less expensive than the 11T Pro
Given the choice between the Xiaomi 11T and the 11T Pro, the 11T might be the more interesting option, since the base model with 8 GB of LPDDR4x RAM and 128 GB of UFS 3.1 storage officially starts at 550 Euros (~$634), which is 100 Euros (~$116) less than what the 11T Pro costs with the same storage configuration. The 11T costs 600 Euros (~$696) in its maxed-out configuration with 256 GB of storage. Due to the lack of a microSD slot, however, storage can't be expanded. This is also true for the 11T Pro.
The 11T scores points in the test with its very bright 120 Hz AMOLED display, with brightness levels that come close to the 1,000 cd/m² mark as promised by the manufacturer, making it ideal for outdoor use and HDR video playback. Appropriately, the Xiaomi smartphone supports HDR10+, while Dolby Vision is reserved for the 11T Pro.
You can read the full review of the Xiaomi 11T here.