After popping up online a couple of months ago within the MIUI 12 code, the Xiaomi Mi 10i has just been certified in the Google Play database. This means that the Mi 10 family is apparently not yet complete, with the eighth member preparing to arrive.
Xiaomi Mi 10i certified on Google Play: will it be a rebrand of the Redmi Note 9 Pro China?
But what specifications are we going to find on the new device? And what band is it about? Well, the Google Play certification seems clear enough, it is a mid-ranger with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G on board, a mid-high-end CPU capable of reaching over 350 thousand points on the AnTuTu benchmarking platform.
But isn't there already a Xiaomi smartphone with Snapdragon 750G? The answer is yes, albeit under the Redmi brand and under the name of Note 9 Pro. The smartphone was released last week in China and is already seen a record number of sales thanks to its incredible specific price ratio.
Redmi Note 9 Pro China
So the Xiaomi Mi 10i could be a simple rebrand of the Redmi Note 9 Pro China, but for the global market. We therefore recall the specifications starting from the 6,67-inch display, Full HD + resolution and with a refresh rate of 120Hz / touch sampling of 240Hz. Making it one of the best gaming smartphones for those on a budget.
While in the photographic sector we find four cameras in total with the main 108MP, in particular we are talking about the Samsung ISOCELL Bright HM2 with 9 in 1 pixel fusion technology, native dual ISO and AI Super Night Scene 2.0 algorithm. The other cameras have a resolution of 8MP for the ultra wide one, 2MP for the macro 2MP for the depth sensor.
Finally, the Xiaomi Mi 10i should integrate a 4820mAh battery with support for fast charging that reaches up to 33W. Other features include a lateral fingerprint sensor and NFC for electronic payments.
