We haven't talked about home flagships for a while Redmi. According to what we know to date, the next top-of-the-range device of the brand will be Redmi K40, heir to the K30 which we in Europe is known as POCO F2 Pro. A few months ago, in a rather rough way, we talked about it for the first time but it looks like something is moving. If we don't get the predictions wrong, the device will probably come out together (or at a short distance) a Xiaomi Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro. But how will it be? A cover store unveils its design.
As for Xiaomi Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro, a cover store in China reveals the front and rear design of Redmi K40: will it really be like this?
A clarification is necessary. As for Xiaomi Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro, the cover we are going to see was disclosed by the same store. Consequently, having no official confirmation we recommend take the veracity of this information with due caution. We have already talked in detail about the possibility of possible fake which do not feed false hopes in users. In short, all this to say that the design by Redmi K40 it may not be what we're going to see. That said, here it is.
Let's start from the side front. The device comes with a single punch hole camera, therefore a forum, located at the top left. This line has already been tested and is also taken up by the top-of-the-range smartphones of other brands. We will not find therefore no pop-up mechanism apparently, what that with POCO F2 Pro we have seen.
Beside the smartphone we find three physical buttons: based on their position and how they are made we understand several things. First of all we will not find the fingerprint release integrated on the side, otherwise there would have been a space without a cover. Secondly, on the same side we will have power button and volume rocker.
Finally, on the back, we see a beautiful photographic form vertical (and not horizontal as Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro may have) made up of four sensors plus an LED flash. It is undeniable similarity with the photographic sector of Oppo Reno 5 Pro and brothers: large vertical traffic light optics.
As anticipated, these are not official images and it could be a fake. Despite this we ask you: what do you think? Does the design taste you?
