On February 13, Xiaomi finally presented the long-awaited Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro. The two new devices have, as per Xiaomi tradition, the specific / price ratio as the main strength. In fact, they come with flagship hardware, such as the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, LPDDR5 RAM, UFS 3.0 internal memory with Turbo Write function and fast charging both via cable and wireless.
Will Xiaomi Mi 10 Global have worse reverse wireless charging technology?
1️⃣ Up to 50W for wired charging 2️⃣ 30W for fast wireless charging 3️⃣ 5W for reverse wireless charging Not…
Published by Xiaomi Italy su Tuesday February 18 2020
Well, today the official account of Xiaomi Italy seems to have questioned precisely this latest specification, at least in part. As we can see in the image above in fact, Xiaomi has promoted the charging on board of Xiaomi Mi 10 with an image that shows a "50W lightning wired charging", a "30W ultra-fast wireless charging" and finally a "Wireless charging reverse at 5W ".
This teaser of the global version of the Mi 10 series has, however, raised us a doubt: but does the Xiaomi Mi 10 not support 10W reverse wireless charging? To be honest, for a moment we thought we had made a mistake in the article of presentation and that, perhaps, the non-Pro version had a reduced maximum charging power.
We then went to check on the official Xiaomi website (in Chinese) and we found that the Xiaomi Mi 10 base actually supports 10W reverse wireless charging technology.
At this point there can only be two hypotheses: the global version will be slightly different from the Chinese one, or it is a simple mistake on the part of the Xiaomi Italia team. Although in reality the error seems to be shared by Xiaomi Spain, Xiaomi Ukraine, Xiaomi UK and other international accounts.
So, unless all Xiaomi teams around the world have received incorrect directives, which is not very likely, the Xiaomi Mi 10 global series, therefore both Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro, could adopt a technically reverse wireless charging technology lower if compared with that for sale in China.
As for the other specifications, these shouldn't change. We are therefore talking about a 6,67 inch AMOLED type display with Full HD + resolution and 90Hz refresh rate. In addition, the Pro version will have a “professional level” screen with TrueColor technology that brings more accurate colors. The smartphone is then able to take 108MP photos thanks to the Samsung ISOCELL Bright HMX sensor that we find on board, with the Mi 10 adopting an 8MP ultra telephoto camera with OIS to zoom from 0,6X up to 50X. Finally, both the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro are equipped with capacious 4780mAh and 4500mAh batteries respectively.
What do you think of this possible difference between China and Global version? Would it leave you disappointed? Let us know in the comments section below!
