Xiaomi did not call the Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro a gaming phone. However, it includes features that support these activities.
First, these two phones are equipped with fast processors. MediaTek Dimensity 1200-Ultra on Xiaomi 11T and Snapdragon 888 on Xiaomi 11T Pro. These two chips of course easily devour heavy games that exist today, including Genshin Impact.
Then the screen that uses an OLED panel, as a result can display bright and charming colors when used to play games. The refresh rate also reaches 120Hz, making animations look smoother.
Oh yes, this screen also has a touch sampling rate of 480Hz which makes it highly responsive. Suitable for competitive gamers, especially in the FPS and MOBA genres, which do require speed and accuracy in moving, shooting, and removing skills from the players.
Fast processor and high refresh rate screen, then the battery consumption becomes wasteful, right? Calm. This screen is equipped with AdaptiveSync technology, which will adjust the refresh rate according to the content displayed.
So when, for example, watching a video, the refresh rate will be lowered to 60Hz which reduces power consumption. Then the battery capacity is also large, 5000 mAh, which in our tests, was quite difficult to spend in a day of use.
This large battery is also equipped with a charger with a large maximum power. Namely 67W on the Xiaomi 11T and 120W on the Xiaomi 11T Pro. On the 11T, charging from empty to full is claimed to be only 37 minutes, while on the 11T Pro, it claims only 17 minutes.
It's just that, in our tests for the 11T, this claim is not entirely correct, but is slightly off the mark. Charging from empty to full when we tested it took about 40 minutes.
The speakers in these two phones are also capable of producing sound that is quite satisfying when playing games. Because there are two speakers, at the top and bottom of the screen, to produce a stereo sound effect when the phone is used in a horizontal position.
