Xiaomi unveiled the Mi Note and the Mi Note Pro smartphones in January, with the former hitting the markets some weeks ago. The company has now formally brought the Mi Note Pro to the markets as well, starting with China.
This is a specs powerhouse for those unaware and features 4GB of RAM, a Quad HD display and a Snapdragon 810 SoC which may or may not face overheating issues. Xiaomi is using a 5.7 inch panel here, so it can be compared with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, which also has the same display size and resolution.
The handset comes with a 13-megapixel camera on the back and is accompanied by a 5-megapixel selfie camera. Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0 technology is built in which assures that the phone’s 3,000 mAh battery is charged in no time. We’ve also seen this technology on the Nexus 6, Droid Turbo and other recently launched devices. The Mi Note Pro will be sold in Black, White and Gold variants.
The Mi Note Pro is also one of the very few smartphones that support LTE Cat.9 networks. The handset will cost ¥3299 ($532) when it is made available in China and we hope to see it reaching the global markets as well. The Mi Note Pro seems to be an absolute steal considering the hardware on board as well as the pricing. But unfortunately for those living outside Asia, the wait for the Mi Note Pro might be too long.
Source: Weibo – (1) (2)
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