Xiaomi launched a slew of devices in China yesterday, including a new variant of its Pad 5 series tablet, the Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 12.4. The largest and most high-end tablet in the series, the screen is measured at 12.4-inch diagonally (as the name would suggest) and is a 120Hz LCD display with a resolution of 2.5k.

Earlier this week, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun hinted that a new Xiaomi flagship would be coming in July. While he didn't confirm which device it would be, we're pretty sure it's going to be the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. Now, sources have revealed a possible launch date.

Some of you may have noticed that the tablet is experiencing a resurgence of sorts. In the last year or so, we've seen more Android tablets than in previous years. Among the many, the Xiaomi Pad 5 offers quite a bit of value for money. But Redmi could top that with its own tablet.

After presenting the Xiaomi 12 series, the Chinese company still has a few other flagships waiting to launch this year. Unfortunately, it looks like a device will be scrapped off the list, and it's the Xiaomi Mix 5.

The highly-anticipated Xiaomi Mix 5 smartphone is seemingly getting closer to its release date after a benchmark of the device was spotted on Geekbench 5. One of the most premium smartphones produced by Xiaomi, the Mix lineup has been known to showcase the Chinese tech company’s innovative prowess in the smartphone space.

The Mi Mix, the first iteration of the lineup made headlines when it debuted in 2016 with an almost all-screen front, setting a trend for the rest of the industry that is still going strong 6 years later. Based on previous leaks of the Mix 5, it looks like Xiaomi is trying to perfect that all-screen front design, this time by utilising under-screen camera on its front.

Besides the Xiaomi Mi 12 Ultra, the Mix 5 is another highly anticipated device launching this year. After OPPO revealed its new fast-charging technologies, including 150W and 240W charging speeds, there's no way that the Mix 5 will stick with anything less than that. Now, the latest information hinting the device will settle for a 150W fast charge.

Back in August 2021, Xiaomi added the Mix 4 to its flagship lineup. It's an impressive smartphone that serves as a more affordable alternative to the Xiaomi 11 series. Xiaomi has yet to launch this phone in Malaysia, but its successor - the Mix 5 - could already be on the way.

Before 2021 ended, Xiaomi revealed its latest flagship smartphones, Xiaomi 12 and 12 Pro, alongside a more budget-friendly Xiaomi 12X. If you know how Xiaomi launched its flagship series previously, you would be expecting the Xiaomi 12 Ultra to debut in the upcoming months. However, it seems like there's a change of plan this time, as a report suggests there will be something else to replace the device.

A few months ago, Xiaomi Malaysia launched the Xiaomi Pad 5 with starting price of RM1399. Today, the company had unveiled the latest Pad 5 Pro with a price of CNY3099 (~RM2033).

If you needed a tablet, the Xiaomi Pad 5 series launched a few months back was one of the most affordable flagship options you could get. However, the Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro only had 6GB of RAM on the WiFi version. Fortunately, Xiaomi is looking to release a new variant.