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This is how Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro could look like based on latest leaks pic. As you can see, the display features a 'pill-shaped' hole punch much like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, and a quad-camera on the back. That display, by the way, should be a 6. The word on the street is that Xiaomi will pair that with a megapixel sensor, plus a megapixel and 8-megapixel, but this setup is likely to be reserved for the Mi 10 Pro.
The regular Mi 10 could feature a 20, 12, and 4-megapixel pairing. We don't know anything specific about which lenses these are yet. Xiaomi Mi Note 10 camera review: the image sensor of tomorrow. As for the battery, we're expecting a 5,mAh cell in both the Pro and non-Pro variants. Fast charging is likely to be on board, but we don't know the difference between the two models yet.
We could see 30 or 40W fast-charging on the regular Mi 10, and up to 66W fast-charging on the Pro version. Xiaomi has been pretty quick to bring its latest phones to Europe of late, where the company is making inroads into new markets. Either way, we expect to see both phones on European shores sometime in the spring, although whether or not Xiaomi will release them both on the same day is a mystery. As for price, we expect Xiaomi to remain competitive and significantly undercut the likes of Samsung and OnePlus.
We'll have to wait to see what the price is in China first, and then we can crunch the numbers to get a better idea of what this will cost when it hits Europe. Looks like a curved glass display up front and more glass behind. Let's copy the worst ideas of our competitors! We use cookies on our websites. Information about cookies and how you can object to the use of cookies at any time or end their use can be found in our privacy policy.
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Track down a lost or stolen device, set a passcode, or wipe it clean by signing into your Google account from another device. A photo studio in your pocket with HDR imaging and a 5. Re-imagine picture perfect with a 48MP ultra-wide triple camera, in-screen fingerprint sensor and leading quality Xiaomi is known for. The phone comes with a wide array of sensors including a proximity sensor, an In-screen ambient light sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope, electronic compass, vibration motor, and an IR blaster. Technical Specifications.
Design and specifications Price and availability Specs leaked: here's the new Xiaomi flagship It was already clear to us last week that Xiaomi's new top smartphone would easily take on the competition from Samsung and Huawei after speculation about the Snapdragon as the driving force. Design and technical specifications Smartphone design is hardly racing forward - if we ignore the rise of the foldable smartphone - and the Mi 10 will look largely like most other flagship phones from and early The camera from the Mi Note 10 could come to the Mi 10 Pro.
Xiaomi Mi Note 10 camera review: the image sensor of tomorrow As for the battery, we're expecting a 5,mAh cell in both the Pro and non-Pro variants. Are you excited about the Xiaomi Mi 10?
Let us know in the comments section below. Mi10 LightsCameraAction pic. Xiaomi's Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro seem to fit all the criteria of a premium flagship and offers considerable upgrades in terms of hardware. Both phones feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor, 90Hz refresh rates, a 4,mAh battery, and its astonishing megapixel camera , which first made its debut last year on the Mi Note 10 series and was actually co-developed by Samsung though it did not feature in the South Korean company's phones.
The Mi 10's rear camera also has a megapixel wide angle lens and 2-megapixel macro and depth sensor, but surprisingly it does not have a telephoto lens.
One can't talk about Xiaomi and not talk pricing. With a four-lens camera setup that includes a megapixel sensor and top-notch battery power, the Xiaomi Mi 10 series is nearly up there with the Samsung S20 line in terms of its impressive internals, but it also has a noticeably lower price. Both have been in available in China since Feb.
Xiaomi has cultivated a reputation for producing quality phones at affordable prices. But the Beijing-based company hasn't enjoyed much recent success domestically, and instead has made an aggressive push into international markets with a presence in more than 80 countries worldwide.
The US market however, has proven elusive for Xiaomi so far, especially in light of the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read.