When the news of a new smartphone appears on the horizon it seems that a race is unleashed among the various web designers (more or less improvised) to propose their ideas on what will be the design of the future device. IS of images about the future Xiaomi Mi 7 we have seen so many, yet today a new concept concerning the expected Chinese smartphone has appeared online, underlining the aspects related to the absence of frames and displays in 18: 9 format.
These images clearly show that the side frames of the Xiaomi Mi 7 screen are extremely smallat the same time, the lower frame of the display is slightly thicker due to the sensors on the upper frame so as to have a symmetry between the two poles of the smartphone. As usual, the power and volume buttons are on the right side while it seems absent the input jack 3.5 mm replaced by a USB Type-C port that will also convey the audio stream through the adapter.
It seems quite obvious that the future flagship of Xiaomi will adopt a widescreen display with 18: 9 report and in rendering the 7 Mi could not miss this aspect, showing a panel that significantly occupies the available surface. Some information could not emerge from the render, but let's remember that the new Mi 7 will support the wireless charging using the same technology adopted by Apple, ie 7.5W.
ONE DESIGN POCO PROBABLE AND RATHER OBSOLETE THAT PROPOSED BY TECHYPARADISE
On the back of the probable (I would say more unlikely) Mi 7 we note one double camera arranged vertically but centrally positioned and not from the side as seen on the Redmi Note 5 Pro, whose sensors should be a Sony IMX350 (from 20 MP) and a Sony IMX380 (from 12 MP). The double lens is positioned above the fingerprint sensor, against a tendency to what has been rumored until now, as it is expected a sensor for the release with imprint placed under the display. It should even be on the 2S Mi Mix coming up the 27 March so months before the release of Mi 7, so why should the company take a step back on this technology and above all on a top model?
in short this render really seems of poor quality as is the design in generalwhich, if you notice well, is very similar to that of Redmi Note 4, while we expect much more curved lines. Personally I wavered a little before proposing the article but in the end I found it right to show you the images that maybe someone will use to shout to the exclusivity. The only certainties seem to be the presence of the Snapdragon 845 processor and 6 / 8 GB of RAM to support. The release date is an open bet but it is possible to launch it in June. Theoretically the credits of the images go to the designer TECHYPARADISE, that we do not fail to do, but personally I think that this imaginary designer has a wrong job, and it is a good that puts the signature on their work in order for us insiders to be easier to recognize a fake.
