With the presentation of the Redmi K20 already scheduled for the 28 May, or between 3 just days, we are aware of many of the specifications that we will find on the first flagship of the Chinese sub-brand.
In today's teaser another highly anticipated and requested feature has finally been confirmed, namely the presence of an NFC module.
Redmi K20: The presence of the NFC module has been confirmed
The confirmation comes directly from Lu Weibing, the general manager of Redmi and vice-president of Xiaomi Group, on the Chinese social network Weibo. Weibing shared the images we see above specifying then that it is a latest generation chip, the best in circulation and the same one used on the last iPhone XS, namely the NXP SN100. This chip is then the 30% faster than the previous generation.
The first NFC module on board a Redmi device can then be used to make electronic payments, start an IFTTT function and, at least in China, replace the bus ticket.
In addition to NFC technology, in the past few days we have had several confirmations on other specifications that we will find on the top of the range. The Redmi K20 will in fact be equipped with the most powerful mobile processor in circulation, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, starting from 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory, an AMOLED screen, fingerprint sensor under the 7a generation display, an audio jack from 3.5mm with Hi-Res certification, a speaker from 0,9cc, an 4000mAh battery and an 48MP image sensor, the Sony IMX586,
The primary camera just mentioned would then be accompanied by a second 8MP with telephoto lens and a third one with 13MP resolution and ultra wide angle lens. As for the selfies instead, we will have a retractable front camera with 20MP resolution (rumor).
Now we just have to wait a couple of days more to find out the starting price that many think may be 2599 Yuan, or about 337 euros.
The NFC is totally useless to me and I don't do anything with it but it's welcome if someone needs it. The biggest and biggest doubt I have is on the lower chin, I don't think it will be like that of the mi9
But come on AS ... do you care if the chin is 3 or 5 mm ... there is enough useful screen ... with these specifications if the price is really what we expect it will be just to enjoy ... I just hope that the rumors of lack global are nonsense
I don't care. Symmetry is important you can't see one side that is too thicker than the others. To me it sucks what I have to tell you, aesthetics are very important. The global version will certainly come out, perhaps with the name mi9T