Although December is only half over, but in this half time, many brands of the first second-generation Snapdragon 8 mobile platform flagship debut one after another, soon let everyone’s choice dazzling. After this, there will be several models coming soon, of course, who will break the chip’s flagship bottom price is also becoming the focus of attention. Redmi, which has always been the ultimate value for money, is naturally a brand that everyone has high hopes for. The latest news is that a digital blogger has recently revealed more details about the screen of the new Redmi K60 series.
According to the latest information released by the well-known digital blogger @Digital questioning station, three models of the sub-series iteration will use 2K eye-protecting flexible straight screens. “Refers to the new Redmi K60 series that has been intensively exposed before. The first batch of three models will be launched, namely Redmi K60, Redmi K60 Pro and Redmi K60E. It is worth noting that as early as the beginning of the year when the Redmi K50 series was released, the official had already made “comprehensively promoting the popularization of 2K screens” a slogan, which further confirmed the previous rumors.
In other respects, according to previously exposed news, the new Redmi K60 series will continue to launch models with multiple gears, which will be equipped with Dimensity 8200, Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 and Snapdragon Gen2 processors. It adopts a hole-digging 2K straight screen. At the same time, the machine will be equipped with a 50-megapixel outsole main camera, and will also provide a fast charging solution with a rate of 67W wired + 30W wireless and 120W fast charge + 30W wireless. This is also the first model in the Redmi family to support wireless charging. , its cost-effectiveness can be seen. In addition, all members of the series will be equipped with large batteries, of which the K60 and K60 Pro will use a large 5000mAh and 5500mAh battery respectively.
It is said that the new Redmi K60 series will meet you in January next year, and will continue to carry the burden of “flagship welders” in 2023.
