As the Xiaomi Mi 10 launch nears, the company is sharing important details about the upcoming flagship. Earlier today, Xiaomi revealed a few details about the phone’s cooling system. From what was shared today, it looks like the Xiaomi Mi 10 will feature a pretty large Vapor Chamber (VC) cooling system to ensure the flagship doesn’t overheat during long hours of usage.

The company emphasized that Mi 10’s VC cooling system is significantly larger than competitors. To give you a perspective, the company shared the image above where its own VC system is compared with the competition. Along with an oversized VC cooling system, the Mi 10 will use graphite at multiple layers to ensure the temperature is controlled throughout the device.

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Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun added that one of the first aspects of an effective cooling system is accurately measuring the phone’s temperature. In this regard, he said that the Xiaomi Mi 10 will come with 5 temperature monitoring sensors installed near 5 key components of the device: CPU, camera, battery, connector, and communications chip.

With the help of accurate temperature measurement, a large VC cooling system, multiple graphite layers and AI machine learning for temperature control, Xiaomi claims that the phone will be able to adjust its temperature between 1 to 5 degrees.

The Xiaomi Mi 10 will pack in powerful hardware like the new Snapdragon 865 chip with a 5G modem and 12GB to 16GB of RAM. So it makes sense why Xiaomi wants to ensure effective cooling on the device. The Mi 10 is also confirmed to feature Wi-Fi 802.11ax, LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0. The phone could also get a super-fast 66W wired charging, but this feature is yet to be confirmed. The Mi 10 launches on February 13 in China and its international launch is slated for February 23 at MWC 2020.

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