New Xiaomi mobile phone: With innovative Apple technology against the competition
With the Mi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi already has a smartphone flagship on offer that leaves little to be desired. Nevertheless, the Chinese manufacturer is apparently working on another top model that will appear before the end of the year. The focus is on a technology that is already familiar from Apple’s AirTags.
If you are looking for a new cell phone, you should be patient: In the second half of the year, a whole range of high-end smartphones is expected to compete for the buyer’s favor. In addition to iPhone 13, Galaxy Z Fold 3 or Pixel 6 should also Xiaomi have a new high-end device up their sleeves.
New Xiaomi mobile phone with under-display camera and AirTags technology
The Xiaomi smartphone is to become part of the manufacturer’s MIX series, reports Sparrows News, citing a well-known insider. A Xiaomi MIX 4 would be obvious after the MIX 3 has been waiting for a successor for some time and was also in the high-end segment. There are only sparse details of the technical equipment, but the smartphone is supposed to Have UWB (Ultra Wide Band) technology on board. This allows more precise localization and serves, for example, as the basis for Apple’s AirTags.
In addition, the smartphone should also have a Own under display camera. A notch or a camera hole would therefore no longer be necessary; the mobile phone user would have a full-surface display without interruption. A debut of this technology in a smartphone intended for the mass market has been waited for years. The fact that Xiaomi installs its recently shown charging technology with 200 watts should be a done deal.
In this Video Xiaomi’s new charging technology can be seen:
Xiaomi is particularly strong in the middle class
Such a Xiaomi smartphone with high-end technology will probably not be cheap. Even the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, with an MSRP of 1,199 euros, is everything as a bargain that many long-time Xiaomi fans have pissed off. So far, the Chinese have been strong, especially in the middle class, as the Redmi Note series proves. Xiaomi has sold 200 million of these devices since 2014.
