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[* black] Although the battery is obstructed by a bunch of cables when opening the device we're glad to find at least some handy pull tabs for easier removal. Power wise the battery offers:
- [* black] 4600 mAh (slightly lower than the 4780 mAh block we found in the Xiaomi Mi 10) split into two 2300 mAh cells connected in series, 4.45VDC an 55W fast charging, 50W fast wireless charging plus 10W reverse wireless charging.
- [* black] Whilst this sounds like stuffed pockets compared to other phones like the [guide|137669|iPhone 12 Pro Max|stepid=274761|new_window=true] with 3687 mAh or the [guide|136102|Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra|stepid=270618|new_window=true] with 4500 mAh, the Mi 11 still uses cutting-edge hardware like its large screen with a high refresh rate and the latest Snapdragon 888 chipset and its X60 modem which results in a higher power consumption.
+ [* black] Two 2300 mAh power cells connected in series with two separate connectors to offer that super fast charging. With its 17.8 Wh it comes in a tad below the 18.4 Wh in the Xiaomi Mi 10.
+ [* black] Whilst this sounds like stuffed pockets compared to other phones like the [guide|137669|iPhone 12 Pro Max|stepid=274761|new_window=true] with 10.78 Wh or the [guide|136102|Samsung Galaxy Note 20|stepid=270618|new_window=true] with 16.69 Wh, keep in mind that the Mi 11 has to feed its large 120 Hz screen and power the latest Snapdragon 888 chipset and its X60 modem.