Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro renders are here, to come with class-leading wireless charging system, 90Hz display
Xiaomi's Mi 10 Pro leaked specifications reveal 108-megapixel quad-camera system, powerful Snapdragon 865 and super-fast wireless charging system.
HIGHLIGHTS
- The Mi 10 Pro has topped AnTuTu charts, beating all current flagship phones.
- The Mi 10 Pro will be using the Snapdragon 865 chipset and up to 12GB RAM.
- Xiaomi could offer its 66W wired fast-charging system.
Xiaomi is yet to launch a phone in 2020 but the first one to come out of its factories in China is expected to be the Mi 10 series- its flagship smartphone series. This year, Xiaomi is going for a dual model strategy by launching a Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro. The Pro variant is expected to get all the bells and whistles that Xiaomi can offer and a couple of leaks have already suggested what to expect from the Mi 10 Pro once it launches in a couple of weeks.
The Mi 10 has been spotted on AnTuTu and some pictures of the phone's rear panel have also been released. AnTuTu benchmarks don't reveal specifications of the device but the score gives us a fair idea of the performance improvement you can expect over the Snapdragon 855 series powered smartphones. The Mi 10 Pro prototype device has clocked a score of 560217, beating the host of Snapdragon 855 Plus powered smartphones from a few months ago.
The leak also shows a blurred out photo of the rear highlight the quad cameras. Popular tipster Ben Geskin has created high resolution renders of the Mi 10 Pro based on the image and it seems to look quite similar to Samsung's Galaxy series phones. The rear of the device has a vertically stacked quad-camera system on one side, ditching any sort of camera hump or false camera hump design like the Redmi K30. The gradient seems quite similar to the one on the current Mi 9 series.
At the front, the Mi 10 Pro has a big narrow bezel display with a big cutout for the dual selfie cameras- no pop-up cameras like the Mi 9T Pro. The display also seems to be curved on either side.
- The Mi 10 Pro has topped AnTuTu charts, beating all current flagship phones.
- The Mi 10 Pro will be using the Snapdragon 865 chipset and up to 12GB RAM.
- Xiaomi could offer its 66W wired fast-charging system.
Xiaomi is yet to launch a phone in 2020 but the first one to come out of its factories in China is expected to be the Mi 10 series- its flagship smartphone series. This year, Xiaomi is going for a dual model strategy by launching a Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro. The Pro variant is expected to get all the bells and whistles that Xiaomi can offer and a couple of leaks have already suggested what to expect from the Mi 10 Pro once it launches in a couple of weeks.
The Mi 10 has been spotted on AnTuTu and some pictures of the phone's rear panel have also been released. AnTuTu benchmarks don't reveal specifications of the device but the score gives us a fair idea of the performance improvement you can expect over the Snapdragon 855 series powered smartphones. The Mi 10 Pro prototype device has clocked a score of 560217, beating the host of Snapdragon 855 Plus powered smartphones from a few months ago.
The leak also shows a blurred out photo of the rear highlight the quad cameras. Popular tipster Ben Geskin has created high resolution renders of the Mi 10 Pro based on the image and it seems to look quite similar to Samsung's Galaxy series phones. The rear of the device has a vertically stacked quad-camera system on one side, ditching any sort of camera hump or false camera hump design like the Redmi K30. The gradient seems quite similar to the one on the current Mi 9 series.
At the front, the Mi 10 Pro has a big narrow bezel display with a big cutout for the dual selfie cameras- no pop-up cameras like the Mi 9T Pro. The display also seems to be curved on either side.
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