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If you buy a phone from a questionable source, there is a good chance the device has been stolen and should you run into problems down the road, you will not be able to get it repaired by a licsened repair facility, You may be able to get a hacker to help you, but for the most part, you will be...

I have set mine on 90 and never had a problem and probably won't. The reason? The screen for the Mi 11 Ultra is a veriable refresh rate screen. That means that refresh rates will change from 120Hz to 60Hz depending what is on the screen and one of those speeds between the two settings is 90Hz...

This guy, sunilstark, was over on XDA asking the same question. The official charging cable from Xiaomi, naturally supports data transfer and there is charging animation. He has already been answered many times on this.

Because you do not seem to grasp the concepts very well (understand), perhaps you need a phone that is more simple. Otherwise, you might end up with a brick. So I suggest you get another phone where you do not need to do anything. However, I am 64 years old and have been flashing roms for years...

Perhaps you shouldn't be messing with this stuff, as it will probably end badly.

No confusion. If you get the China variant and flash the Global rom on it, it should work fine. However, you can only lock the bootloader with the ROM from the same region as the phone. For example, China phone can only relock with China rom. If you accidentally lock the bootloader while...

It only bricks if you flash a rom Look above this post yo the banner and you now know where to download the roms.

Is TWRP installed or does your phone reboot to fastboot only? If TWRP is already installed, all you need to do is download a Xiaomi.eu rom and flash it. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/guide-venus-star-mars-how-to-install-xiaomi-eu-rom-for-xiaomi-mi11-pro-ultra.59486/

MiFlash is Xiaomi's own tool for flashing their own stock roms. The Global, EEA, In (India) and Indo (Indonesia) are all stock roms from Xiaomi. The difference between the China and Global roms are that the Global roms have Google services installed which the China rom does not. Xiaomi.eu is a...

Not true, I have been using Xiaomi.eu roms for years. I currently own the Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 10 Pro and the Redmi K20 Pro. I previously owned the Mi A2, the Mi Mix 2 and the Mi Mix 2S. I purchased all with the China rom, unlocked the bootloaders and flashed Xiaomi.eu roms and yes they do get...

You said LOLO9393 said: HOW do you get EU ROM on a chinese edition phone? Make us aware of it..... and I said, Follow the directions that are on this website: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/guide-venus-star-mars-how-to-install-xiaomi-eu-rom-for-xiaomi-mi11-pro-ultra.59486/ That is how you...

Only if it sells as well as these phones.

Did you read what the developer said? https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/mi-pad-5-support.62583/#post-622647

I am in the USA, running on T-mobile and I haven't experienced any difference. But you can check the Kimovil Frequency Checker for your partcular bands in your country. https://www.kimovil.com/en/where-to-buy-xiaomi-mi-11-ultra

Follow the directions that are on this website: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/guide-venus-star-mars-how-to-install-xiaomi-eu-rom-for-xiaomi-mi11-pro-ultra.59486/

There isn't an officia; TWRP for many devices, but as long as it meets their standards... there will be no fastboot style roms.

You need to copy the rom to your 0 folder in TWRP from you PC and flash it. Here's a video on how to do that.

You need to copy the rom to your 0 folder in TWRP from you PC and flash it. Here's a video on how to do that.

The Ultra has a far better camera than the Pro, but is indeed heavier. Global rom can be found on the Xiaomi website along with many others, like MiFirm.net or Xiaomirom.com. Just got to look around.