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Posted 28 May 2023

Global Version Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro + 5G 6GB 128GB £213.46 @ XIAOMI - Authorized Store Via Aliexpress

£205.92
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G Smartphone now £205.92 @ Ali Express. It a great price for this phone if you don't mind the wait.
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Edited by gillj, 29 May 2023
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  1. lazyfatboy's avatar
    lazyfatboy
    Would this be +VAT when it arrives in the UK, so another 43 quid or so ?
    FantasticGrape's avatar
    FantasticGrape
    Eh they usually value the phones at something like $40 each to avoid this. Multiple phones and they'll send them 2x per package. I've bought around 50 since last October and I haven't been charged further after the initial AliExpress purchase (though I've probably now jinxed myself) (edited)
  2. Max_Power's avatar
    Max_Power
    Will this work in China?
  3. jonagon's avatar
    jonagon
    TFFT. Seeing £400+ on their latest phones I was thinking I'd never be able to upgrade my Note 5 Pro.
  4. RavensNest_OfTech's avatar
    RavensNest_OfTech
    I've got the 11 Pro + 5G and honestly the battery life has gone waaaaay down, not sure if it's because of the 120w fast charger or the terrible MIUI OS, was thinking about going back to my Note 9 Pro which has Lineage OS installed
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    Unfortunately battery life does go downhill on all phones. One big plus with this phone is that it takes just 15 minutes to fully charge. To extend my Xiaomi battery life I run mine on low power mode.
  5. jungleboy123's avatar
    jungleboy123
    2023 and no 4k video recording - COLD..... Happy with my Note 10 Pro 4G.
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    The Specs for this phone show this:- 3840x2160 (4K UHD) (30 fps), 1920x1080 (Full HD) (120 fps), 1280x720 (HD) (960 fps)

    phonearena.com/pho…919 (edited)
  6. Ogre's avatar
    Ogre
    Now down to £205.58 (+ £0.83 voucher = £204.75 online, not via App)

    Tempted to upgrade from my aging Mi Max 3 - can I adjust to the smaller screen though???
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    If buying today you can try other Ali Express vouchers. There's plenty out there like MAY20 for £20 discount. Sure some will work and get you a bigger discount than 83p.
  7. deleted708738's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Showing as £239 for me
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    Should be showing $247 or £213.46. You can probably reduce it further with a voucher. (edited)
  8. crazygoog's avatar
    crazygoog
    As it's an authorised store, would Xiaomi UK honour warranty? No way of claiming on any warranty usually with Ali.
    LaurenceGough's avatar
    LaurenceGough
    No
  9. dent0207's avatar
    dent0207
    For those nore knowledgable how does this compare to the xiaomi 12 lite 5g?
  10. gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    Just reduced again to £205.92
  11. vip3r09's avatar
    vip3r09
    Will this phone work in the U.K?
    gen271674's avatar
    gen271674
    Global
  12. Chz's avatar
    Chz
    Would you not just get the 12 Pro at the same price? Very similar specs wise, but with a much better camera and longer support on it?
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    The Xiaomi Redmi 12 pro plus will cost you around £90 extra. Of course if you can afford it, it's a better phone.
  13. alexandru.lacatus's avatar
    alexandru.lacatus
    I would say that realme 10 pro plus it's a better phone. and is cheaper 180£, and with 200£ you can get the 256gb 8 gb ram version
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    If it's that good and you know of a deal, why not post it?
  14. SurenK's avatar
    SurenK
    Is this site reliable?
    gillj's avatar
    gillj Author
    Yes it is, but as a precaution in case it's faulty or fails to arrive, I always use a credit card.
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