Even with the launch just a few days away, Xiaomi is not done releasing more details of its upcoming smartphone, the Mi CC9 Pro. There is a lot we already know about the phone but there are others that are still under wraps.
Today, the official Xiaomi Weibo account confirmed the processor inside the Mi CC9 Pro. The post revealed the penta camera-toting phone will come with a Snapdragon 730G processor. This info was first revealed in a leak a few weeks ago.
The Snapdragon 730G is the most powerful processor in Qualcomm’s 700 series. It was announced this year and it powers phones such as the Samsung Galaxy A80, Realme X2, OPPO Reno 2, and OPPO K5.
Since the Mi Note 10 is the global version of the Mi CC9 Pro, it too will be powered by the Snapdragon 730G processor. The Mi Note 10 arrives on November 14. A leak from a few days ago said the Mi Note 10 Pro will have a Snapdragon 855+ processor.
Alongside confirming the processor inside the phone. Xiaomi’s CEO, Lei Jun, shared a photo showing the phone’s internals to give us a look at the penta-camera system.
The top camera is the 5MP camera with 10x hybrid zoom. This camera has optical image stabilization. It is followed by the 12MP 50mm portrait camera. The 108MP sensor is the next and the biggest of all five cameras. It has a large 1/1.33” pixel size, an f/1.69 aperture size, and optical image stabilization. The fourth sensor is the 20MP ultrawide angle camera and it is followed by a 2MP camera with a macro lens.
The selling point of the Mi CC9 Pro is its camera system and Xiaomi appears to have gone all out with the phone. A few days ago, it revealed sample photos taken with Super Night Mode. Lei Jun revealed that the phone’s night mode which is actually called 14bit Super Night Scene is based on RAW’s lossless high-precision algorithm.
[envira-gallery id=”287155″]Today, he shared a collage photo comparing a night photo that was taken with the Mi CC9 Pro and one taken with the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
The Mi CC9 Pro launches on November 5. It will come with a curved AMOLED display, an in-display fingerprint scanner, and a massive 5260mAh battery that charges from empty to full in 65 minutes.
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