Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra certifications point to Chinese and global models being released; only Chinese Mi 11 Pro certified so far

It has only been a few days since the Google Play Console revealed several specifications about the Mi 11 Lite 5G, but that is not the only Mi 11 series that Xiaomi has up its sleeve. According to two TENAA listings, Xiaomi also plans to release the Mi 11 Pro and the Mi 11 Ultra, two devices that have featured heavily in leaks over the last few months.

Xiaomi has registered the former as the M210K1AC, which denotes that it will only be sold in China. Similarly, the TENAA has certified the Mi 11 Ultra with the model number M2102K1C. The M2102K1G has also been seen at an Indonesian Telecom Certification agency and at TÜV SÜD though, indicating that Xiaomi plans to release the Mi 11 Ultra globally.

Both the Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra are expected feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888 SoC, along with Samsung's ISOCELL GN2 50 MP camera sensor. We may have already seen a prototype of the Mi 11 Ultra too, as we reported last month. Moreover, what could be the Mi 11 Pro's back panel leaked last week. While leaks of this kind often happen months before a company releases a device. However, but certifications such as these suggest that Xiaomi is close to releasing the Mi 11 Pro and the Mi 11 Ultra.

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