The Twitter account called Xiaomi Update Philippines has recently posted an image showing a phone with MIUI 14, which the account calls the new phone Xiaomi 13 Pro.
As you can see in the pictures, this is clearly an engineering phone with a digital watermark on the phone, running MIUI 14 0818.001 development version based on Android 13, with 12GB of RAM and a centered perforated curved screen.
The code name is “Nuwa”, which is the same as the Xiaomi 13 series code name previously revealed, and the certification number 2210132C is also the same as the Xiaomi 13 Pro’s certification number.
In addition, the tipster claims that the device is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and that the maximum frequency is 3.0GHz, not the 3.5GHz UHF version as previously reported. Please remain skeptical about the above revelations.
The previous blogger @digitalgossipstation said that the Xiaomi 13 Standard Edition will have a square screen with almost equal narrowness on all four sides, and the Xiaomi 13 Pro will have a 2K resolution 120Hz refresh rate Samsung E6-based flexible screen of around 6.7 inches, with a single scoop hole in the center of the screen and a super-narrow bezel and slightly curved design on both sides, which is consistent with the content of this revelation. on August 26, the blogger broke the news that the Xiaomi new version will have a 2.5D flexible screen of around 6.36 inches, with a high refresh rate of 120Hz, and the screen will have a single hole in the center with ultra-narrow bezels.
In terms of imaging, the blogger claims that the Xiaomi 13 series engineering models have three 50MP cameras and two 50MP cameras + another camera version, with more secondary cameras in the series and upgrades to the main and mid-telephoto cameras. Meanwhile, the later released Xiaomi 13 Ultra is expected to get another upgrade with new modules and some sensors.
In terms of battery life, the blogger revealed in July that the engineering models of the Xiaomi 13 series feature a multi-pole ear single-cell solution with a large 100-watt battery powered by its own fast charging IC, and that the series will be fully staffed with 50W full-blooded wireless charging.
