In the past few weeks, all we have been talking about is the sale price of Xiaomi Mi 10. After a general panic, unjustified in my opinion, due to some sources poco recommended that gave the device at hallucinating prices, we tried to make it clear to users (supported by photos of almost official prices) that the price will never reach 1000 €. Prices increased yes, but up to a certain point. Also Lei Jun has ruled on this saying that the brand's goal is to keep the quality high and to do this he is resorting to several "escamotages" on Xiaomi Mi 10, including a new heat dissipation system, Or of cooling of the device.
The slightly increased price of Xiaomi Mi 10 also lies in its cooling system and therefore in the heat dissipation capacity
Xiaomi believes that the ability to Heat dissipation from smartphones has a substantial influence (and how to blame it) on processing performance, about charging times and download speed. If heat dissipation is not ideal, it will often limit device performance. For this reason Xiaomi Mi 10 integrates a larger dissipation area compared to the standard, to allow a cooling of the device worthy of its name.
The cooling system of the Xiaomi Mi 10 series is composed of VC (Vapor Chamber) with ultra-wide area, graphene and multilayer graphite and it is also equipped with 5 sensors for temperature monitoring (positioned on CPU, battery, camera, bottom connector and communication chip). The ultra-large area of the heat sink is currently the largest great on the market: with a total of 3000mm² it is almost three times larger than other traditional VCs (Lei Jun compares with Mate 30 For 5G). Trying to translate in the most correct way from the source, when the heat is transmitted to the VC plate, the cooling liquid in the cavity warms up to vaporize and absorb the heat, so that the volume expands and fills the entire body.
To clarify a little what we have just said, just look at the image above (the heat moves from the bottom "Heat source" to the top). In addition to everything that has been described, Xiaomi Mi 10 also uses a particular cooling material: graphene. Graphene is currently the material with the higher thermal conductivity usable on a smartphone and the device in question uses two layers; in addition, to help further dissipation, they have been put six thin graphite sheets which will make the heat more uniform over the entire body of the smartphone. There graphite coverage inside the smartphone reaches over 70% of the entire device and "cooling supports ”also for key components such as cameras and flashes.
I mean, it's not bad at all is it?
