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Redmi Note 11 is Expected to Feature a 120W Charging Support

Redmi is working on a new series – the REDMI NOTE 11. According to leakster @DCS, the series will support 120W fast charging and might come with the Snapdragon 778G processor.

According to the leakster, high-end charging support will be available for the Redmi Note 11 Pro. It will be the highest offering Redmi has yet to feature. Before that, the company has already introduced a 100W charging support.

If this report stands correct, Redmi would be among the very few smartphone makers who have introduced charging support with that much power. Some of the devices offering this much include the Xiaomi Mi MIX 4, Mi 11 series, Mi 10 Ultra, etc.

It is also interesting to note that the Redmi Note 10 offered a 67W fast charging support, which is still a good deal for any device.

We are uncertain when the company will release this series. We only hope to stand corrected when the company announces the Remi Note 11 series.

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