In November 2019, two Xiaomi phones with model numbers M2001J2E/C and M2001J1E/C were approved by the 3C authority of China. Speculations are rife that they are the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 10 smartphones. Now, the M2001J2E phone has appeared on the database of the China’s TENAA telecom authority. Also, a variant of the same phone has been spotted on the database of Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) in Russia. It indicates that the Mi 10 series will be also heading to European markets in the near future. A reliable tipster from China has claimed that the Mi 10 series will go official in early February.
The Xiaomi M2001J2E’s appearance on TENAA hasn’t revealed any details on its specs. However, its mere appearance is a good hint that the phone may debut in the coming month. The TENAA listing of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is expected to get updated with full specifications and images in the next few days.
A European variant of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with model number M2001J2G has appeared on EEC. Again, the listing has no information on the specs of the phone.
The 3C listing of the Xiaomi M2001J2E/C had revealed that it may come equipped with a 66W fast charger. On the other side, the M2001J1E/C’s 3C appearance revealed that it could be accompanied with a 30W rapid charger. The M2001J1E/C hasn’t yet appeared on TENAA yet.
A well-known tipster has claimed that the Xiaomi Mi 10 series will be announced early in February. Samsung has scheduled its Galaxy Unpacked 2020 event on Feb. 11. The event will serve as a platform to unleash the Galaxy S20 series of flagship smartphones and the Galaxy Z Flip foldable clamshell phone. There is a possibility that Xiaomi may unveil the Mi 10 series before the Galaxy S20 event. Recently, Xiaomi Product Manager Wang Teng Thomas had hinted the release date and pricing of the Xiaomi Mi 10 series. The Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro phones could be priced between 3,500 Yuan and 5,000 Yuan. He claimed that the Mi 10 phones will go official after the Spring Festival of China (Jan. 25.).
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