This morning, Lu Weibing, vice president of the Xiaomi group, president of Xiaomi China and general manager of the Redmi brand, officially unveiled the packaging of the Redmi K40 (cover image).
Redmi K40: Lu Weibing shows us the sales packages, goodbye charger?
Judging by the images published by Lu Weibing, there are at least two versions of the packaging the K40 will arrive in, one adopts an ultra-thin design similar to that of the Xiaomi Mi 11, while the other has a conventional design.
While it hasn't been mentioned anywhere, it seems pretty obvious that the ultra-thin packaging will only come with the pin to remove the SIM slot and start guide, the charger and data cable should no longer be in the box, as is the case. we will have in the conventional design version which should contain all the accessories.
From the comments on the post it is clear that many users think the thicker version is the best because after all, the more accessories, the better. However, some netizens believe that the slim packaging is more refined and that the charger and data cable could be shipped separately, as with the Xiaomi Mi 11.
That said, if we take into account the positioning of the K40 series, if the charger is removed from the box, it is unlikely that it will be shipped separately for free, requiring an additional cost for those who buy it.
Finally, we remind you that according to the Chinese media the launch event of the Redmi K40 series is already set for February 17 and there is the possibility that the company can use the same event to announce the RedmiBook Pro 15 and Pro 15S. For prices, at the moment we only know that the Redmi K40 series will start from 2999 Yuan, on the 380 euros for the version with MediaTek Dimensity 1200 CPU, while the Redmi K40 Pro should arrive with the Snapdragon 888 chipset, a flat display with a frequency 120 Hz refresh rate and a large battery that measures more than 4.000 mAh and a starting price of 3299 yuan (420 euros).
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