Xiaomi Mi 10 & Mi 10 Pro Design Revealed In Full Via New Leaked Poster

The launch event of the Xiaomi Mi 10 and Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is getting close, and today we have seen the official design of this device through a promotional poster. Photos are shared via Chinese social network Weibo, showing full design of the front and back of the device. The Green smartphone in the photo should be the Mi 10, while the one in Bluish might be the Mi 10 Pro. In addition, the poster reveals that the two will have a different camera placement compared to the one on the recently leaked live photo. Specifically, the new poster shows three rear sensors placed in a single module while the fourth one is moved outside with an LED flash. Meanwhile, the Mi 10 on the live photo also has quad rear cameras, but all four sensors are placed in a single plate.

The front of the handset has a 6.57-inch AMOLED full-screen display with curved edges. It also has a small punch-hole on the left to house a selfie camera similar to the Samsung Galaxy S10.

On the back, we can see quad cameras, including a 108MP main camera using a custom sensor between Xiaomi and Samsung, a 20MP ultra-wide-angle camera with 50x hybrid zoom, and a depth sensor. The handset will also have the ability to shoot 8K videos similar to the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20.

Other specs include an in-display fingerprint sensor, the latest Snapdragon 865 processor, at least 8GB of RAM / 128GB of storage, 4,800mAh battery, and 30W fast charging capability. According to Xiaomi's chairman, Lei Jun, current users no longer want to buy flagship smartphones if they only have 6GB of RAM or 64GB of internal storage, so the company will not offer the model for their upcoming flagship smartphones.

The Xiaomi Mi 10 and Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro will be officially announced on February 13 (less than a week away), and we will see if the leaked information is accurate.

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