The fact that the next Xiaomi top of the range, the 6 Mi, will have an even stronger success than its younger brother Mi 5, is now undisputed, due to better hardware and design. From the CES 2017, the official confirmation has arrived that the Xiaomi Mi 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be the first two smartphones to mount the new processor a 10nm Snapdragon 835 produced by Qualcomm.
A few days ago we talked to you , promising, of the remarkable AnTuTu score obtained from Xiaomi Mi 6, score that surpasses 200000 points abundantly. But many wondered if the launch price of the Mi 6 would equal the price of Mi 5 at the time of release? Or will this power be paid dear to users?
First of all it seems that the Xiaomi Mi 6 will be available in two variants: a version with curved screen and another with flat screen with prices of 2.999 yuan ($ 433) e 2499 yuan ($ 361) respectively. It seems that Xiaomi once again confirms the philosophy that it is necessary to provide smartphones at the right price that the public deserves. In fact, Xiaomi for the Mi 6 has relaunched $ 9 plus compared to the starting price of the Xiaomi Mi 5 which was about $ 352 (2300 yuan) at the time of its release.
Aside from the Snapdragon 835 CPU as the heart of Mi 6, we will also find it 4 / 6 GB of RAM, dual rear camera compartment of which the main with 20 megapixel resolution. The launch date, however, seems to slip further than previously communicated, as the Mi 6 will be officially presented together with the Samsung Galaxy S8, that is the 18 April 2017, as the chips are out of stock due to high demand. Well since the quality / price ratio seems to be one of the best ever, we have even more time to set aside some savings to buy it. Are you giving us a little thought? Let us know in the comments box below.
Okay, it makes no sense to compare $ with the floating exchange rate. The comparison must be made on the ¥ which increased by almost 10%, perhaps it is aligning itself with competitors in view of internationalization (and it would be now) or perhaps in small strokes, having a growing reputation, it is trying to increase profits.