Xiaomi has confirmed that it will introduce new Redmi Note 10 series 5G smartphones in China on May 26th along with new RedmiBook Pro laptops. The company has been posting new teaser images along with posting features of the phone. The company will be introducing several models including a Dimensity 700 base smartphone that could be Note 10 5G model, and there are also reports that the Dimensity 900 SoC will debut in Note 10 Pro 5G phone. Even the top-end smartphone will come with Dimensity 1100 processor for Note 10 Pro+ / Ultra model.
The company posted images that show triple rear cameras and the phone in Phantom Blue color with a unique three-dimensional texture with a micro-engraving process. The phone has ultra-fine sandblasting, which doesn’t attract fingerprints and is silky smooth to touch, as per the company.
The top-end model will come with dual-channel UFS 3.1 storage and will support the high frame rate mode of 8 mainstream games that have been tested to run games at constant 90fps with minimal frame drop, according to the company. It will also have a 16370mm² VC liquid cooling graphite system with thermal conductive gel and copper foil, which covered the whole body to achieve the best heat dissipation.
The Redmi Note 10 5G is rumored to feature a 90Hz LCD screen with a 48MP main camera, and 18W fast charging as similar to the global version. While the Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G will come with a 120Hz LCD screen, a 64MP main camera, and supports 33W fast charging. The top-end Note 10 Pro+ with a 120Hz OLED screen, 108MP primary camera and supports 67W fast charging.
The company also confirmed to introduce its latest RedmiBook Pro laptops with Ryzen 5000 series processor based on Zen 3 architecture and has 50% better heat dissipation. Recently, it confirmed that there will also be a Mi Notebook Pro X with high-end graphic Nvidia RTX 3050Ti GPU, but with Intel 11th Gen Tiger Lake processor in June.
We should know more details and the full specifications of the devices in the coming days before these are goes officially introduced next Wednesday.
