Today we have got first pictures of the Mi 8 Youth edition in reality of both the Twilight Gold and Fantasy Blue Gradient colors. Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth which is scheduled to launch on September 19th at an event is gathering news almost everyday via new leaks and renders. Yesterday, we presented you some pictures of the Deep Space gray solid colors of the Mi 8 Youth and purported Mi Fingerprint edition in the renders.

As per the new real pictures of Mi 8 Youth, it can be seen that how beautiful gradient colors look in the real life. Both the variants are made from the glass material as we can see the reflection of face on one of the pictures above. Along with that the design of the device has been verified once again. There are horizontal camera shooters and a fingerprint sensor on the back. There are some certifications and Mi logo that has been inscribed on the back of device.

Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth Specs

Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth Edition is reported to carry Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 SoC / SD660 with different RAM variants such as 4 GB and 6 GB. It will carry a 6.26-inch 2280 x 1080p display with 19:9 aspect ratio. There will be a 12 megapixel dual shooter on the rear and 24 megapixel on the front side of the device. Buyers who are stunned with the design and some of the purported specs can register to purchase the device in China, it is expected to be available at the price starting from 1999 Yuan (~$291).

Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth edition will come in various color choices as Xiaomi is targeting it for the young generation. Already, the device has leaked Deep Space Blue, White, Fantasy Blue gradient color and Twilight gold gradient colors via the official renders.

• Read More: Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth and Mi 8 Screen Fingerprint rumor roundup: Specifications, features and pricing

It is little toned-down version of the Xiaomi Mi 8, which packs some high-end specs. How many of you are waiting for the Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth ? Share with us via comments below.

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