Xiaomi Redmi K30 Key Specifications Leaked Ahead Of Its Launch

Xiaomi Redmi K30 Key Specifications Leaked Ahead Of Its Launch
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Xiaomi Redmi K30 is all set to get launched in December this year. Here is all you need to know about the new Xiaomi phone.

The new Xiaomi smartphone is all set to launch next month. Xiaomi, under its K-series, is working on a new flagship smartphone, called Redmi K30. Xiaomi Redmi K30 has made several unofficial appearances on the web ahead of the official release. The latest leak comprises a set of live images which confirm some of the important specifications of the device.

Live images of what looks to be a pre-launch version of Redmi K30 disclose a punch-hole camera design. Positioned on the right top corner, the module has got two camera sensors. Apart from the edge-to-edge panel, live images show Redmi K30's "About Phone" section revealing 120Hz screen refresh rate – much higher than the 90Hz on phones such as Realme X2 Pro and Google Pixel 4. We also expect Samsung and Apple to launch their next flagship phones with 120Hz refresh rate.

The images also confirm Xiaomi Redmi K30 may come with Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G chip. The choice of processor is rather impressive considering Xiaomi used the flagship chip in Redmi K20 Pro and Snapdragon 730 on K20. Based on the previous rumours, Xiaomi Redmi K30 will come with side-mounted fingerprint sensor and Sony's latest 60-megapixel IMX686 camera sensor.

Xiaomi Redmi K20 is currently available online for an initial price of Rs 21,999. The smartphone sports a pop-up selfie camera, Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 processor, up to 6GB RAM, up to 64GB storage, 6.39-inch full HD+ display, triple rear cameras (48-megapixel, 8-megapixel, and 13-megapixel), and 4,000mAh battery.

It looks like Xiaomi Redmi K30 will take on Realme X2 Pro which comes at an initial price of Rs 29,999. The phone comes with a 6.5-inch full HD display with 90Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 855 Plus processor, and a quad-camera setup featuring a 64-megapixel sensor.

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