Xiaomi just officially revealed that the Mi 10 5G will be launched in China via an online-only event that would hold on February 13. The Mi 10 is expected to be accompanied by the Mi 10 Pro but there are rumours that there won’t be a transparent edition this year. Ahead of its unveiling, the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro has been spotted on GeekBench database. 
The model was uploaded recently and shows the device will have an 8GB RAM variant which would likely by on the base variant. The device is also expected to run Android 10 from outset but that should have an MIUI 11 overlay. The processor name wasn’t given but the device will definitely be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset just like the Mi 10 5G.
In terms of the design, leaked images have shown that the Mi 10 Pro will feature a curved display that has a punch-hole at the upper-left corner. The display of the phone is surrounded by ultra-slim bezels and possibly an in-display fingerprint sensor.
The other specifications of that are expected to be available on the Mi 10 series include LPPDR5 RAM and Wi-Fi 6. The Mi 10 Pro may support 66W fast charging whereas the Mi 10 may arrive with 30W rapid charger.
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