It is now less than 48 hours from the official presentation of the 9 Mi on Chinese territory and, as we have already seen in previous posts, Xiaomi is rapidly revealing almost every single specification that we will find on the 2019 flagship. Along with these details of which we will talk in this post, we have however found a data that has not yet been officially announced by the Chinese giant, we talk about the minimum internal memory and battery capacity.
Xiaomi Mi 9: Battery capacity, internal memory, NFC and much more
Let's start with the latter detail that probably interests most of you. Unfortunately we will not have much to celebrate as an indiscretion leaked today from China by the 9 Mi with a 3300mAh battery. This is a slight step back from the 8 Mi equipped with a 3400mAh that had not already impressed us. That said, the AMOLED screen and mode Dark Mode of which we speak here, it could really make a difference for those who value autonomy above all else.
The bad news ends here though, the Xiaomi Mi 9 will in fact have a lot 'of features to be forgiven, starting from the much desired NFC technology thanks to the fast SN100T chip that as Xiaomi shows us in the image above will have the support for Google Pay. We will then have a infrared ray transmitter to control different devices at a distance and the innovative Dual frequency GPS system already seen on the 8 Mi.
As for internal memory, the Xiaomi Mi 9 will arrive with a minimum of 128GB of storage and the possibility of climbing up to 256GB. At the moment we can not know if there will be a version from 512GB but knowing Xiaomi seems a very realistic hypothesis.
Other specifications include a button dedicated to the Google assistant on the left side, a system of smart antennas for better reception and support for HPUE and 4 × 4 MIMO, in addition to a high-level audio sector. The 9 Mi will indeed equip i best smartphone speakers on the market (word of Xiaomi), equivalent to 0,9cc speakers of magnitude with consequent deeper bass and finally an amplified audio output with Smart PA technology which uses DSM dynamic control to increase the 100% sound.
What do you think of these specifications? Are they enough to justify the purchase? Comment below with your opinion!
And what about the SAR value?
For my part I rejected a priori with that battery. Already a 4000 for me would be few. Anyone who wants a new, large and capacious tel, must necessarily go to the max models… I hope the max4 will do it better and complete and supported, and it will be mine.
I really do not understand them make sti padelloni and what the hell do you put a battery from 4000 so you would completely beat up the competition
If they do it perfect, then what do they come up with next year? There must always be some flaw, otherwise who buys new phones the most?
The battery, if confirmed, would be the big stain on almost perfect specifications!