Pro Free Fire Settings for the Redmi Note 11 / 11S / 11 Pro / 11 Pro+ / 11T

Pro Free Fire Settings for the Redmi Note 11 / 11S / 11 Pro / 11 Pro+ / 11T

Turn your Xiaomi Redmi Note 11, 11S, 11 Pro, 11 Pro+, or 11T into an elite headshot machine with this exclusive 2025 Free Fire guide .

In the relentlessly competitive world of Garena Free Fire , the difference between reaching Grandmaster and being stuck in Diamond is measured in milliseconds. The "one-tap" headshot is no longer just a flashy move; it is the most essential skill for efficient combat and ranking up. To achieve this level of precision, your in-game skill must be perfectly synchronized with your device, and that synchronization starts with a custom-tuned set of pro-level settings.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 series—including the standard 11, the 11S, the 11 Pro, the 11 Pro+, and the 11T—has remained an incredibly popular and powerful lineup for mobile gamers. With their sharp, responsive AMOLED and high-refresh-rate displays, these phones are more than capable of handling Free Fire's most intense moments. However, using their default factory settings is like putting a speed limiter on a race car; you are intentionally capping your true gaming potential.

The ultimate key to unlocking your phone's hidden power lies in the critical relationship between DPI (Dots Per Inch) and in-game sensitivity. DPI is the system-level setting that controls the raw speed and responsiveness of your screen to your touch. Your in-game sensitivity settings then take that raw speed and refine it, giving you perfect control over every weapon, every scope, and every movement. When these two elements are in perfect harmony, your aim becomes a natural extension of your thoughts.

This guide is your definitive blueprint for achieving that perfect harmony. We will first provide the single best universal DPI setting to serve as a rock-solid foundation for all five Note 11 models. Then, we will deliver five distinct, custom-built sensitivity profiles, each one uniquely tailored for a specific phone in the lineup—the Note 11, 11S, 11 Pro, 11 Pro+, and 11T—to give you a precise and undeniable advantage.

The Best Free Fire DPI for all Redmi Note 11 / 11S / 11 Pro / 11 Pro+ / 11T phones

For a series as versatile as the Redmi Note 11, finding a single DPI that works perfectly for all models is key. This value must be high enough to take advantage of the high-refresh-rate screens on the Pro models but stable enough for the standard versions. After extensive testing, the optimal universal DPI "sweet spot" for the entire Redmi Note 11 lineup is 685. This value provides a significant boost in responsiveness, making it ideal for the fast 360-degree movements and fluid drag-headshots required in elite Free Fire gameplay.

By setting your DPI to 685, you are fundamentally changing how your phone "feels." It reduces the physical distance you need to move your thumb to make your crosshair travel across the screen. This means your reactions become faster and your aim feels less sluggish and more connected to your actions. This is especially crucial for close-quarters combat (CQC) where split-second target switches make all the difference, and it makes aiming with Red Dot sights feel incredibly smooth and intuitive.

To activate this DPI, you must first enable Developer Options on your Xiaomi device. Go to Settings > About phone, and then tap on the MIUI version box seven times in a row. You will see a message that says, "You are now a developer!" Once this is done, go back to Settings, find Additional settings, and then tap on Developer options. Scroll down to the "Drawing" section until you find the setting named Smallest width (it may also be called "Minimum width").

Before changing anything, tap on Smallest width and write down the original number (e.g., "392") on a piece of paper. This is critical so you can change it back later if you want to. After saving the original value, change the number to 685 and tap OK. Your screen will flicker and the text will become smaller. This is normal. This new DPI is the foundation; now, you must apply the correct sensitivity settings to control it.

With your 685 DPI now active, it's time to apply the specific sensitivity profile for your exact phone model. Each of the following configurations has been custom-tuned to work in harmony with the new DPI and your phone's specific hardware.

Best Sensitivity Settings for Free Fire on Redmi Note 11

This is a stable, all-around profile for the standard Note 11, offering a perfect balance of speed for close range and stability for scoped-in shots.

• General Sensitivity: 190

• Red Dot Sensitivity: 188

• 2x Scope Sensitivity: 193

• 4x Scope Sensitivity: 191

• AWM Scope Sensitivity: 185

• Free Look Sensitivity: 187

Best Sensitivity Settings for Free Fire on Redmi Note 11S

Tailored for the Note 11S, this setup features a slightly higher General sensitivity to leverage its responsive display for faster target acquisition.

• General Sensitivity: 193

• Red Dot Sensitivity: 190

• 2x Scope Sensitivity: 195

• 4x Scope Sensitivity: 192

• AWM Scope Sensitivity: 186

• Free Look Sensitivity: 189

Best Sensitivity Settings for Free Fire on Redmi Note 11 Pro

This profile is built to take advantage of the Note 11 Pro's high-refresh-rate screen, offering an extremely fluid feel for both non-scoped and Red Dot aiming.

• General Sensitivity: 196

• Red Dot Sensitivity: 194

• 2x Scope Sensitivity: 191

• 4x Scope Sensitivity: 188

• AWM Scope Sensitivity: 183

• Free Look Sensitivity: 192

Best Sensitivity Settings for Free Fire on Redmi Note 11 Pro+

As the most powerful device in the lineup, this aggressive configuration for the Note 11 Pro+ maximizes responsiveness for a truly pro-level, fast-paced playstyle.

• General Sensitivity: 198

• Red Dot Sensitivity: 196

• 2x Scope Sensitivity: 194

• 4x Scope Sensitivity: 190

• AWM Scope Sensitivity: 187

• Free Look Sensitivity: 195

Best Sensitivity Settings for Free Fire on Redmi Note 11T

This set of settings for the Note 11T is precision-tuned for an aggressive-support role, balancing a fast General sensitivity with steady scope control.

• General Sensitivity: 195

• Red Dot Sensitivity: 192

• 2x Scope Sensitivity: 190

• 4x Scope Sensitivity: 187

• AWM Scope Sensitivity: 184

• Free Look Sensitivity: 193