Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro both support dual-mode 5G (SA + NSA) and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi launched they flagship smartphones with 5G technology this Thursday in a try to address declining sales in the domestic market. The world’s fourth largest manufacturer introduced the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro at an event in Beijing. Both phones will be available in China before being offered in international markets.
While some companies have resumed work in China after prolonged lunar New Year holidays due to coronavirus, full operations have not yet resumed and people are working from home.
Some of the key specifications of the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro are:
- 6.67-inch full HD display
- Qualcomm Snapdagon 865 processor
- Four rear cameras, one of which is the 108-megapixel sensor developed in collaboration with Samsung
- Wireless Charging
Most impressive of the two is definitely the Mi 10 Pro with a 90Hz frequency panel and 180Hz touchscreen response.
The company says the screen of the Mi 10 Pro has a maximum brightness of 1200nits. The other three cameras alongside the 108-megapixel sensor are: a 10x hybrid zoom lens, a 12 megapixel 2x telephoto for portrait photos, and a 20-megapixel super wide-angle. The 108-megapixel sensor comes with optical image stabilization and uses artificial intelligence to enhance quality.
Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro specs
The Mi 10 Pro comes in three configurations: 8GB RAM/256GB of memory, 12GB of RAM/256GB of memory and 12GB of RAM/512GB of memory. All models have the latest version of LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 memory. The 4,500 mAh battery is powered by 50W cable and 30W wireless technology.
The Mi 10 doesn’t have a telephoto sensor like the Mi 10 Pro and has replaced it with 2-megapixel depth sensors and 2-megapixel macro. The super wide angle sensor is 13-megapixel and 20-megapixel. It also comes with LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 and in three configurations like the Mi 10 Pro.
Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro Prices and availability
Mi 10 will goes on sale on February 14 in China starting at $572 and the Mi 10 Pro on February 18 at $714. Xiaomi hopes the new phones will benefit Chinese consumers’ desire for a 5G smartphone and halt sales decline in the country.
The phones should have made their debut in Barcelona at the Mobile World Congress but the conference was canceled due to coronavirus.
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