Today, the Redmi K20 series has been revealed in China and just as the internet predicted, there's the K20 and K20 Pro but with many different memory variants, starting from the price tag of 1999 Yuan (~RM1213). The tech specs are quite impressive too so without further ado, let's check out the K20 Pro first.
During the launch, the K20 Pro is revealed to have a 6.39-inch AMOLED display with a screen ratio of 91.9%. The bottom chin is just 3.8mm and there's an in-display fingerprint sensor. The Snapdragon 855 processor is also on board and there are 8 layers of graphite heat to cool down the phone while gaming. Speaking of gaming, Game Turbo 2.0 offers the user ultra-sensitive touch sensor and even night vision for games in dark areas for a better view.
Pretty big screen ratio
The night vision in Game Mode 2.0
There are three rear cameras comprising of a 48MP (wide-angle lens) + 13MP (124.8-degree super wide-angle lens) + 8MP (long-focus lens) sensor configuration. On top of that, the camera features super night shot, laser focusing and super slow-mo in 960fps. The 20MP pop-up front camera also has a wide-angle mode and it can be used 300,000 times (from lab tests) and retracts itself if the phone falls.
For other features, it's certified by Hi-Res audio and Mi Sound which can optimize the amp sound via software. The 3.5mm headphone jack is here to stay and there's also a 27W fast charging technology for the 4000mAh battery. As for the K20, this will be the mid-range tier phone featuring a Snapdragon 730 chipset, 4000mAh battery with 18W fast charging technology. The camera configuration is the same as the K20 Pro.
As it has a few memory configurations, so as the price tag for each. Below is the official list:
- K20 6GB + 64GB - 1999 Yuan (~RM1213)
- K20 6GB + 128GB - 2099 Yuan (~RM1274)
- K20 Pro 6GB + 64GB - 2499 Yuan (~RM1516)
- K20 Pro 6GB + 128GB - 2599 Yuan (~RM1577)
- K20 Pro 8GB + 128GB - 2799 Yuan (~RM1698)
- K20 Pro 8GB + 256GB - 2999 Yuan (~RM1820)
Does Xiaomi Malaysia plan to import the K20 series into Malaysia? We shall see. Stay tuned for more Xiaomi news at TechNave.com.
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