It is already known that Xiaomi will be announcing a handful of products tomorrow. While the Xiaomi 11T series, the Mi Pad 5, and a new Mi 11 Lite phone are already confirmed, a new leak has revealed a list of other products that will also make an appearance at the global launch event.
The Xiaomi event will also include the launch of a new smart TV called the Xiaomi Smart TV Q1E according to Ishan Agarwal, the young Indian leaker. He also mentioned in an exclusive report by 91Mobiles that Xiaomi will also announce the Mi Smart Band 6 NFC Edition, the AX3000 Router, and a new projector called the Mi Smart Projector 2.
The Smart TV Q1E is rumored to be a rebadge of one of Xiaomi’s TVs sold in China but this should come with Android TV (or maybe even Google TV) pre-installed. It has been stated that the TV will have a 55-inch screen which may be an OLED panel.
Xiaomi already launched the Mi Smart Band 6 in Europe, and it arrived in India last month. However, the model sold in both regions doesn’t have NFC and thus can’t be used for payments. With the launch of the NFC Edition tomorrow, folks who use payment services such as Google Pay can pick up the fitness tracker.
Less than two months ago, Xiaomi launched the Xiaomi Router AX9000, a Wi-Fi 6 router with a special band for gamers. Now it plans to launch a new one called the Mi Router AX3000, not to be confused with the Redmi AX3000. The Xiaomi Router AX3000 is sold in China for ¥349 (~$54) which is pretty affordable but the global version is expected to cost more. It is powered by a Qualcomm chip, has 256MB of memory, 4 hidden antenna, and 4 signal amplifier.
Last but not least is the Mi Smart Projector 2 which should be a more affordable version of the Mi Smart Projector 2 Pro that was announced in March 2021. The pro model launched for €999 and may be out of the reach of several folks. With the standard model, which should also run Android TV out of the box, more people should be able to pick up a Xiaomi projector.
All of these products should be announced in Europe but it remains to be seen which of them make it to other regions.
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