The 10th generation flagship from Xiaomi is an incredibly anticipated smartphone that we keep getting new information about. Last time we reported about the camera feature Super Zoom and fast LPDDR5 RAM memory, which was confirmed by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun himself.
Now we have new, interesting and leaked information here—though it looks very real and comes from a verified source.
Promotional posters reveal a possible design
We’ve already seen several leaked promotional posters with Xiaomi Mi 10, but the latest ones are different in one important way. They look genuinely real. Well-known leaker Xiaomishka shared new photos of the advertising posters on their Twitter account, showing Mi 10 in a very realistic form.
On the posters, we can finally see the design of the back, which looks very similar to the previous-year Xiaomi Mi Note 10. The resemblance makes sense, because Mi 10 is expected to get a very similar camera “setup” to the mentioned Mi Note 10.
The main focus will be 108 MPx Samsung sensor, which we already know well. According to the new photos, there will be a total of 4 sensors at the back—not 5 as in the case of Mi Note 10. The posters also clearly reveal a curved display with a “hole” for the front camera in the top-left corner.
You can’t miss the 5G logo either—it’s printed directly on the posters, but we can also see it on the back of the smartphone. It’s already certain that the new Xiaomi Mi 10 will support 5G networks, at least in its home market in China.
The top poster also reveals part of the specs: Snapdragon 865, a 108 MPx camera with 8K video, and 50x zoom. Truly impressive.
Freshly leaked photos of the Mi 10 from Weibo
The RAM chip maker revealed the launch date
The official launch date of Xiaomi’s new flagship is still something we’re waiting for from the manufacturer. The date was accidentally shared now by the RAM chip manufacturer Micron Technology. It will supply the new generation LPDDR5 RAM for the Xiaomi Mi 10.
In its Weibo post, where they presented the new chips, they also mentioned February 13 — linking it to the Xiaomi news.
Also Xiaomishka in their post states that the presentation will take place on February 13 at 14:00 local time—i.e., Beijing time. For us, it will be at 7:00 AM. Even though Xiaomi has not confirmed anything yet, this date has leaked several times already and looks very real.
A preliminary price list for all versions
Another big topic about the Mi 10 is pricing. As we already know, Xiaomi will introduce both a base model and a Pro version with better specs. What’s interesting is that the new flagship will no longer be offered with 6 GB of RAM—instead, the base model will start with 8 GB of RAM.
That will definitely please a lot of potential buyers. The information was confirmed directly by Xiaomi founder Lei Jun on his Weibo profile.
That’s also what the leaked price list for the Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro is based on, which was shared by the well-known Xiaomishka on his Twitter. According to him, these are the most realistic amounts leaked so far. The prices are said to be as follows:
Xiaomi Mi 10 with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage for 3499 yuan = ~460 € / 11 500 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage for 3699 yuan = ~485 € / 12 000 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage for 3999 yuan = ~525 € / 13 000 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB memory for 3999 yuan = ~525 € / 13 000 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB memory for 4299 yuan = ~560 € / 14 000 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB memory for 4599 yuan = ~615 € / 15 400 CZK
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro with 12 GB RAM and 512 GB memory for 4899 yuan = ~640 € / 16 000 CZK
The closer we get to the announcement, the more realistic updates reach us. All this information looks genuinely real, but keep in mind that most of it hasn’t been confirmed yet. We’ll, of course, keep you posted on everything new, so stay tuned!
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