Redmi continues to demonstrate, even if it is a Xiaomi sub-brand, that their launches are made without any complexes. And if you had any doubts, you just have to take a look at the next terminal they have in mind, since a video posted on the brand's Weibo profile has revealed what the next phone that will hit stores will be like.
New Redmi with Snapdragon 855
The ad takes advantage of the pull of the topic of the moment, Avengers: Endgame, to present the first brushstrokes of your new phone. Although not too much can be seen in the images shown, we can see that the device will have a screen with almost invisible frames, a feature that it can offer thanks to the fact that the front camera is hidden with a system retractable and motorized.
Xiaomi's own CEO, Lu Weibing, wanted to offer more details about it by responding to some comments posted on the social network, ensuring that the brand is preparing enough stock to meet market demand. The device is said to feature Snapdragon 855, NFC, headphone jack, triple camera (with 48, 8 and 13 megapixel sensors) and a 32 megapixel front camera that would appear by surprise thanks to its mechanical system.
This front camera would offer an almost borderless screen with which to enjoy a front panel in which almost the entire surface will be a screen, a feature that many users will receive with open arms, especially considering that the phone could arrive with a very attractive price, something unusual when it comes to offering this type of design.
When will this Redmi with Snapdragon 855 be launched?
The new terminal is expected to be officially presented sometime between the months of May and June, and although for now the price is unknown, everything indicates that it will become the cheapest Snapdragon phone on the market, facing home against titans like the Xiaomi 9, Samsung Galaxy S10, Sony Xperia 1, Lenovo Z6 Pro and Lenovo Z5 Pro GT 855.
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No drop, perforated screen and no notch
The use of a retractable camera rules out the option of using any type of solution known today to house the front camera, a decision that at first seems to be quite striking, but we will have to see to what point it matures and resists over time. . What is clear is that Redmi has put aside the famous notch, the drop-shaped cutout and what was lately the most demanded resource, the hole in the screen.