It's true, a few weeks ago we said that Redmi K30 Ultra and Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra would not have arrived in the Global version in Europe. It was the truth, we didn't tell a lie, but in the last few hours there is evidence that suggests a route change. It seems that the brand has made a turnaround and has had these two devices certified by two bodies that, as a rule, do nothing but certify smartphones arriving in our country. It is about the Google Console certifications e Bluetooth SIG. Let's try to understand something together.
The two Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra flagships could arrive in the Global version, unlike what was previously announced
As anticipated, the above certifications Google Console and Bluetooth MR, they always refer to smartphones or tech devices that are expected to come out soon too Europe. Among the latest devices certified for our country there are, for example, the new headphones My True Wireless Earphones 2 Pro. Now they are added to the list too Xiaomi mi 10 ultra e Redmi K30 Ultra, which were not initially foreseen.
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- Google Console Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra certification
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- Google Console certification of Redmi K30 Ultra
Here at the top we see the Google Console certifications that show a mini data sheet faithful to the original. In fact, we know that often the devices arriving in our country have different characteristics but this is not the case. We will continue to see a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 on the Xiaomi it's a MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ on Redmi. Both of course will have Android 10. Below we also see another certification that would confirm the arrival of one of the two smartphones in the global version.
Bluetooth SIG certification for Redmi K30 Ultra
Above we see the certification of Redmi K30 Ultra coming from the body Bluetooth SIG. Again, as a rule, this precedes the Global launch. But now let's try to understand why the two devices were presented above.
But then will Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra come to us?
Probably, but it is only our hypothesis, the continuous request from users (remember that one was also made petition in this regard) could have stirred the conscience of the upper floors of the brand. Or the answer could be even simpler: when the Senior Product Manager daniel d had announced that smartphones would not come to us, he had used the words "At the moment". Will the time have come already?
Through | Twitter
Source | Bluetooth SIG
