Xiaomi is inching towards the release of the Mix Fold 2 and Redmi K50s Pro and we may now have a handle on their memory configurations. A recent TENAA listing outlined the specs of the two smartphones including their memory setup. The Xiaomi Mix Fold 2 is the brand’s second foldable device while the Redmi K50s Pro will come with a monster 200MP camera. Both models will have display refresh rates of 120Hz.

The TENAA listing indicates that the Mix Fold 2 will have RAM/ internal storage configurations of 12GB/512GB and 12GB/1TB. The smartphone is indexed by the model number 22061218C and will come with the latest Qualcomm premium chipset, the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. Some rumored specs about the smartphone include 67W fast-charging support, and dual aspect ratios, Both the internal and external display of the phone will refresh at 120Hz. Not much is known yet about the battery capacity of the Mix Fold 2.

The Xiaomi Redmi K50s Pro could become the first model to have a 200MP camera. It was listed on TENAA with the number 22081212C and has two memory configurations. It will either retail as an 8GB/128GB model or a 12GB/256GB model. The smartphone is a flagship offering and will likely be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip. Motorola is also rumored to be close to the unveiling of a 200MP smartphone. The Redmi K50s Pro will likely come with a 5,000mAh battery with support for 120W charging.

There are no indications yet on the release date and pricing for the two models. The global version of the K50s Pro could however bear a different moniker. The raft of rumors surrounding the models could however point to an imminent launch.

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