‘Xiaomi 11T will cost 746 euros in the Netherlands, prices leaked’

The European prices of the upcoming Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro flagship devices have been leaked. They will be for sale from 76 euros, according to information from an online webshop. The devices are therefore significantly more expensive than their predecessors.

Xiaomi 11T Series

If you missed the news about the disappearance of the Mi brand name on Tuesday, you must be wondering why we are not talking about the ‘Mi 11T’. The Xiaomi 11T and the 11T Pro have been leaked at a webshop called LamdaTek, Mysmartprice has discovered that. We don’t get any information or renders besides the amount of RAM and storage, but we do get to see the prices of the top phones, which are much higher compared to the Mi 10T series.

According to the webshop, the 11T version comes with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage for a price of 746 euros and the 8GB/256GB variant costs 778 euros. The Pro version appears with exactly the same storage variants and that for 896 euros and 929 euros respectively. That’s pricey when you know that the Mi 10T Pro was on sale from 649 euros, and you could argue that it’s more in line with Xiaomi’s regular Mi 11. That phone cost 849 euros at launch.

Leaked specs

According to rumors, the 11T will come on the market with a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 processor and we can expect the same Snapdragon 888 from the Pro version that we know from the Mi 11. Xiaomi also keeps the 120 Hz AMOLED screen but adds a fast charging function that works with a power of 120 watts. Recently a lot of information about the devices leaked, and you can read all about it here. With this new leak on the webshop, we already get to see the names of the three color options, they are called: moonlight white, meteorite gray and celestial blue.

For the time being, we take the information about these European prices with a grain of salt, because it concerns information that comes from only one source. At the launch of the phone we will find out more about the prices of the smartphones in the Netherlands and the models that will be available here. We can expect more info from Xiaomi on September 23.

What do you think of these prices? Do you find it annoying that the devices cost more compared to last year, or are you happy that they get more high-end features? Let us know in the comments at the bottom of this article.

Thanks for the tip, Rick!