Xiaomi is surely hyping the launch of the Mi A3 in Europe going by the teasers seen so far. A recent teaser had pointed to the launch of the model in Polland on July 25. We had thought that would mark the first launch of the premium mid-range smartphone but it isn’t going to be. A recent tweet by Xiaomi Spain indicates that the device will hit Spain first before Poland. The tweet hints that the Mi A3 will be launched on July 17, eight solid days before it gets launched in Poland.
Xiaomi is expected to launch the Mi A3 alongside the Mi A3 Lite. Don’t expect to see a never-before-seen design as the Mi A3 and A3 Lite are expected to drop as the global version of the Mi CC9 and Mi CC9e. Apart from design, the models are expected to run stock Android just like its predecessor.
Recently, Xiaomi’s official Twitter account shared three teasers which reveal the key features of the smartphone. These include improved performance, in-display fingerprint scanner and larger battery capacity compared to the Mi A2.
Already, a leaked photo of the Mi A3 has revealed it will be powered by a Snapdragon 665 chipset. The device was also shown to pack a fast in-screen fingerprint sensor, 4030mAh battery and triple camera setup. These are basically the specs of the Mi CC9 just that it will run pure Android OS based on Google’s Android One program.
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