Since the second half of the year, the Xiaomi 12S series and the Xiaomi MIX Fold2 flagships have been launched one after another and continue to be well received by digital circles and users, further enabling Xiaomi to gain a firm foothold in the high-end market, while also making everyone more excited about the next generation of annual flagships – the Xiaomi 13 series. The series was officially launched back in September this year, which means that it will be released at a very fast pace and, not surprisingly, will be available to everyone as early as November. Now the latest news is that a digital blogger has recently revealed more details about the screen.
The new Xiaomi 13 series will start with two versions, Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 13 Pro, both of which have very narrow bezels. The Xiaomi 13 Pro will have a Samsung 2K E6 curved screen, with a screen size of around 6.7 inches and narrower bezels than its predecessor. In addition to this, the blogger also said that the lens module arrangement is the same and that the design details are different from those rumored on the net.
The new Xiaomi 13 series will generally follow the same design approach as its predecessor, the Xiaomi 12 series, with the front of the device still featuring a straight screen with a central opening, and the rear camera module on the back continuing the iconic lines of its predecessor, with three cameras and the distinctive “LEICA The rear camera module will continue the iconic lines of its predecessor, with three cameras and the distinctive “LEICA” lettering. In terms of hardware, the device is expected to debut with the new generation of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen2 flagship processor, based on TSMC’s 4nm process, with a new “1+2+2+3” octa-core architecture design, which should have no problem breaking 1.2 million points on the Rabbit. It also features a 50MP rear camera with OIS optical stabilization and 67W-120W super fast charging.
The new Xiaomi 13 series will reportedly debut in late November at the earliest and is expected to debut with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen2 flagship processor. We’ll see what more details we can come up with.
