UPDATE:
Xiaomi Exec has confirmed that the Mi Mix 4 won’t launch this year. More on that here.
Original story as follows.
Last week, Xiaomi launched a couple of smartphones, which included Mi 9 Pro 5G and the Mi MIX Alpha concept smartphone. However, the company was expected to launch the Mi MIX 4 but instead we got the MIX Alpha concept phone.
Now, as it turns out, the reports were right about Xiaomi working on Mi MIX 4 smartphone, the successor of the Mi MIX 3. The device has been listed on online retailer JD.com which suggests that the phone will get launched by the end of October.
The listing also reveals that the phone will come in two variants based on connectivity support — 4G and 5G. However, apart from this, nothing is known about this upcoming smartphone from Xiaomi. The phone is listed for a price of 9,999 Yuan which is just a placeholder and not the actual pricing.
If the previous reports are to be believed, then the Mi MIX 4 will come featuring a waterfall display offering very high screen-to-body ratio. Under the hood, the device will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus processor, ensuring powerful and smooth performance.
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In the camera department, the smartphone will come with 108-megapixel primary sensor on the back, making it the second such device from Xiaomi after Mi MIX Alpha. As for the pricing, the Mi MIX 4 4G variant is expected to be priced similar to its predecessor while the pricing for the 5G variant could go north of 5,000 Yuan, roughly $702.
The launch event will be held in China by the end of October where we’ll get to know what the company is offering in this smartphone. However, we expect to know more about the Mi MIX 4 ahead of its launch and since there are a few week left before it goes official. During that time, we’ll definitely come across leaks and official teasers from the company, revealing more information about the Mi MIX 4. So, stay tuned!
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