A few weeks ago, Chinese luxury smartphone manufacturer, 8848, announced its upcoming 5G luxury smartphone, the Titanium M6. The Titanium M6 won’t be available until next year when the Snapdragon 865 will already be shipping to manufacturers. While we wait, 8848 has announced that they will unveil a new phone called the Titanium M5+ on November 11.

The 8848 Titanium M5+ is an upgraded version of the Titanium M5 with some changes in the design and the internals but it doesn’t deviate from the manufacturer’s design language.

The teaser poster shows the phone has a blue leather-covered back, gold frame, and what appears to be titanium around the circular secondary display. The housing for the camera and LED flash has also been redesigned.

Unconfirmed reports say the phone will keep the 5.65-inch display of the Titanium M5 and even its Snapdragon 835 processor. However, it will come with 8GB of RAM, 2GB more than that of its predecessor. The storage should remain 256GB.

Another big upgrade is in the camera department. 8848 is swapping the 12MP sensor for a 48MP sensor. This should result in better pictures when it comes to taking photos in low light using the Titanium M5+.

The rest of the specs are unknown but 8848 has revealed the price before the launch and as expected it is not cheap. The Titanium M5+ will cost ¥13,999 (~$1984) when it launches. The M5 is currently priced at ¥12,999 (~$1842).

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