Xiaomi Mi Mix Flip has reportedly received a certificate from China’s Compulsory Certification (3C) authorities, indicating that its launch is imminent. The foldable phone’s pricing details and live images giving a glimpse of its design have also been released online. Xiaomi Mix Flip is designed to run on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. It will most likely feature a 1.5K display and dual rear cameras. This phone will be released alongside Xiaomi Mix Fold 4.
A Chinese seller has spotted a Xiaomi phone with model number 2405CPX3DC on the 3C, which is believed to be the Xiaomi Mix Flip. A listing image shared on Weibo shows support for 67W fast charging. According to experts, the phone will cost 5,999 yuan (approximately Rs. 69,000). This price makes Xiaomi’s first foldable phone more affordable than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5, which costs Rs 20 million. 99,999.
The Xiaomi Mix Flip is said to have a 1.5K resolution display and a 4900 mAh battery. The device is said to be powered by a 3rd generation Snapdragon 8 processor and may feature a dual rear camera unit consisting of a 50-megapixel OV50E primary sensor and a 60-megapixel secondary sensor with 2x optical zoom. Most likely, it will come with a 32-megapixel selfie sensor.
Additionally, alleged live images of the Xiaomi Mix Flip were published on a Chinese microblogging platform. The renders show a dual camera module on the back with dual flashes. There is a small screen under the camera. This rendering appears to be an image based on previous schematics.
According to rumors, the Xiaomi Mix Flip will officially launch alongside the Xiaomi Fold 4 in the third quarter of this year. It will be released in China and other global markets except India and Japan.
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