Rear Design Of Xiaomi Mi 7 Appears Online


Before the release of any flagship device, there are always rumors, leaks, and speculations regarding the expected device. Late last year, Xiaomi CEO, Lei Jun, admitted that the expected Xiaomi Mi 7 flagship smartphone would sport a Snapdragon 845 chipset. He said this during the 2017Ā Snapdragon Tech Summit held inĀ Maui, Hawaii. Since then, loads of renders and speculations have surfaced online. While some renders have shown a front design with non-existent bottom bezel and a very thin top bezel, others have shown a full-screen design with a notch just like the iPhone X. Now, another render has appeared online, and this time, it reveals the back design of this smartphone.

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From the rear image, the Xiaomi Mi 7 has a combination of glass and metal design with rounded edges. The camera setup of this smartphone was also revealed from the render. It has a horizontally aligned dual rear camera, and theĀ dual LED flash lies astrideĀ the camera to the left. As for the configuration of this smartphone, rumors have it that it will come with 6GB of RAM and a 12MPĀ Sony IMX363 camera. It is also speculated that the Mi 7 will be powered by a 3500mAh battery which supports a wireless charge. Most speculations regarding the price points to a 3000 Yuan ($468) price tag. Well, rumors and speculations are not to be taken seriously because only a small fraction of these leaks turns out to be true.

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2 Comments

  1. Udo
    January 24, 2018

    WTF? Its two times the same picture but one is only tunred by 90 degrees.
    And both of these two exactly same images show us the back of the MI6 ceramic.
    What kind of news is that?

  2. Udo
    January 24, 2018

    WTF? Its two times the same picture but one is only tunred by 90 degrees.
    And both of these two exactly same images show us the back of the MI6 ceramic.
    What kind of news is that?