Lo gaming smartphone from Redmi is coming. We have been talking about it for months and only today the company has decided to launch the very first official teaser. This, however, did not arrive alone, but was accompanied by an interesting "explanation" on the because the company decided to produce such a device. As we can easily imagine the reasons are closely related to the needs of the users, who kept asking powerful smartphones with a lot of battery. But having said that, let's see what the brand tells us.
Redmi gaming phone is coming: release date revealed and the reasons why such a smartphone was produced. Lu Weibing explains everything to us
It's Lu Weibing's big hit that explains what's underneath the Redmi for gaming. But before we see the reasons why the company has opted for a gaming phone and nothing else, let's see the release date. According to official teaser shared today on Chinese social networks, the device will be presented and then launched at the end of the month. The exact day has not been confirmed, but it will be during the last week of April. From today, therefore, the teasers on capacity of the device.
Always on the same social network, Lu Weibing he was keen to explain why but he also gave us some input to understand the smartphone that is coming. According to him, the e-sports area is a big hub on which the company will focus in the coming years. The 70% of Redmi users he is young and spends a lot of time playing. So the company decided to bring together a group of its game-loving product managers and engineers to create one smartphone dedicated to them.
Gaming devices are generally heavy and bulky and by saying this, he knows by suggesting that the dimensions and weight of the Gaming Redmi will be below average. This will in fact lead users to use it as the main device and not "only" for gaming. Clearly everything will not affect the price: the ratio will remain unchanged despite Wang Xiang (division head) has established days ago that costs will increase due to the shortage of chips.
The device will most likely be powered by the processor MediaTek Dimensity 1200, as previously anticipated by the company. The chipset features software-based ray tracing and support for 168Hz refresh rate.
