While Redmi continues to release teasers that confirm the various features that we will find aboard the long-awaited Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro, always from China come new rumors that would validate other specifications quite interesting.
We are clearly talking about the charging speed of the devices, which seem to have been leaked online by the 3C certification obtained by the Chinese neo-brand.
Redmi K20 and K20 Pro: 18W and 27W quick-charge certificates
In the 3C certificate we see a total of five code names, each belonging to a different version of the device. We therefore have M1903F10A, M1903F10T and M1903F10C that are combined with the Redmi K20, with MDY-10-EC as the model of the charger.
Switching to Redmi K20 Pro instead, it appears in the list with the codes M1903F11A, M1903F11C, M1903F11T, while as battery charger we find the models MDY-10-EC and MDY-10-EH. This last detail could finally give us an idea about the differences between the Redmi K20 and the Pro version.
Why do we think so? Well, the MDY-10-EC model charger equipped on the Redmi K20 supports fast charging at 18W. While the Redmi K20 Pro would also arrive with the MDY-10-EH battery charger, or that of the Xiaomi Mi 9 that allows super-fast charging at well 27W.
The Chinese media even suggest that the 27W-charged device may be a special version of Redmi K20 Pro. So in total we would have three variants: Redmi K20, Redmi K20 Pro and Redmi K20 Pro (Plus? Explorer Edition?).
In any case, we have to congratulate Redmi for being able to get almost all the best specs on the Xiaomi Mi 9, like the ultra-fast recharge that in tandem with the "maxi" 4000mAh battery should bring a great experience. 'use.
As for the rest of the hardware already confirmed in recent days, we have the latest generation Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, one AMOLED screen with 2340 × 1080 and 19.5 resolution: 9 of aspect ratio (probably 6.39 inches), a fingerprint sensor under the seventh generation display, a front camera with a pop-up mechanism and a Sony IMX586 main sensor from 48MP.
Remaining on the subject of cameras, the 48MP sensor could be assisted by an 8MP camera with telephoto lens and one by 13MP with ultra wide-angle lens (like on the Xiaomi Mi 9 SE). Furthermore, Redmi K20 and K20 Pro will be able to shoot slow motion video at 960fps.
The presentation date of the first real Redmi flagship is already scheduled for May 28, so it's missing poco less than a week to have all the necessary confirmations.
Mmm me 9t could be the k20 pro?
No. Wrong theory
I think it will come out with miui 11