With the launch of the Xiaomi 14 series, the company has also released HyperOS, its new operating system replacing MIUI on new devices moving forward. Speaking of which, Xiaomi has also updated its end-of-life (EOL) devices on its support page to include some flagship devices from 2020.

Based on a statement by DigitalChatStation, it seems that the Xiaomi Mi 10T’s successor, which is most likely going to be called the Mi 11T, will most likely come with Ultra-wide Band and an under-display selfie camera. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it’s available in the local market.

Good news for both Xiaomi and OnePlus users, the Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro, as well as the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro, have new software updates coming soon. For the Mi 10T series, Android 11 updates have just started rolling out in India and as for OnePlus 8 series, OxygenOS beta 6 is currently in development.

Xiaomi Malaysia has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win a Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro simply by taking the part in the Good things During Bad Time Photography which is happening from 15 December to 31 December 2020. But that’s not all, winners of the competition will have their submission displayed at the Balai Seni Negara website.

In this article, we will be sharing our experience of using Xiaomi's latest flagship device, which we've been playing around with for a few weeks. So without further ado, read on below for our review of the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro.

The recently launched Mi 10T series from Xiaomi has been well-received so far. It's a powerful flagship series with good specs and features, but as always nothing is perfect. The company decided to go with an LCD panel instead of something high-end like AMOLED for its display, which some users have been questioning about.

Based on a statement by gsmarena, it seems that the TENAA listing of the Redmi K30S series smartphone might have been spotted, giving us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially unveiled. Interestingly, our source mentioned that the upcoming Redmi K30S Pro will most likely be a rebranded Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro due to the fact that it might come equipped with a 108MP rear camera.

Two days ago, Xiaomi Malaysia unveiled the local launch of the Mi 10T series and the price was just below RM2K. An attractive offer, they also went on to announce several roadshows in Malaysia on this coming weekend but caused great concern among the Rakyat due to the sudden COVID-19 cases spike. With this, the company decided to shift the event from offline to online.

Xiaomi Malaysia have launched the Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro on 6 October in Malaysia. So what are the special and interesting things about this flagship killer that is less than RM2K? 

So Xiaomi Malaysia just announced the Mi 10T series in Malaysia and the devices will start to go on sale from 9 October onwards. But that's not all, they will also have their first Mi 10T Series Roadshow at various places with attractive giveaways for the early birds which include a 55-inch Mi TV 4S.