- More rumors about the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro have surfaced.
- The leak confirms the numbers and specs we’ve seen in previous reports.
- The phone’s alleged pricing information has now broken coverage as well.
We have seen and heard a lot so far about the rumored Xiaomi Mi 10T series, including renders and alleged specs. Now we have a better idea of how much money it will take to snag one of these.
Tipster Ice Universe has tweeted a compressed list of technical data on the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro, the likely flagship of the product line. More importantly, a suggested price of € 699 (~ $ 824) is also included.
Mi 10T Pro specs leak, 108MP + 865 + 5000mAh, and more importantly, it uses a 144Hz adaptive refresh rate LCD screen. This is the first time we’ve seen it. The price is 699 euros and it is very competitive. pic.twitter.com/aT7GvRI0bV
– Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) 17th September 2020
In comparison, the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro cost 450 euros ($ 630 US) with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage with a Snapdragon 855 SoC. It was practically a warmed-up Redmi K20 Pro, but there’s no indication that Xiaomi will be basing the new phone on a K-series model again. Leaked renders of the Mi 10T Pro do not appear to have any design features that are used on the K30 Pro. Using an original design could explain the rumored premium.
We also don’t get a lot of information about configuring the device in the Ice Universe leak, so cheaper models may be planned. Xiaomi is said to bring at least three Mi 10T variants onto the market, including a rumored “Lite” model.
The other information in the tweet confirms rumors about Mi 10T Pro numbers that we saw before. A 108MP camera, an adaptive LCD panel with 144 Hz and a 5,000 mAh battery are mentioned. It’s unclear what the Mi 10T Pro will offer in the RAM and storage space, but previous rumors suggest that the Snapdragon 865 will be used.
It is not clear when Xiaomi will pull back the curtain on the device. Last month, there was murmur about an expected start in late September.
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