Based on a statement by ithome.com, it seems that Xiaomi has recently given a response stating that China variants of Xiaomi smartphones will not allow users to install GMS onto their devices. The reason for not allowing the service to be installed is largely due to a compliance issue most likely because of trade disagreements with the United States of America.

Based on a statement by playfuldroid.com, it seems that a bunch of images of Xiaomi Redmi K30S has been spotted, hinting that the smartphone will come equipped with a Snapdragon 865 chipset. While there is no official information on the exact release date, our source mentioned that the phone will make its debut in China.

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.

Xiaomi will soon be announcing another new smartphone in the Redmi lineup which might be the Redmi K30 Ultra. However, there’s another lineup that rumored about the Redmi k40 and K40 Pro will also be releasing in later this year.

The Redmi K30 series has been in many leaks and reports on it and last week, we found out that the Redmi K30i 5G has been launched quietly in the market and is now available for sale in China. Xiaomi has skipped the usual ground-breaking launching event for this new smartphone but moved all the attention onto the Redmi 10X series instead. 

We've been following this for some time now, but now it's official: The Xiaomi Redmi K30 Pro has been launched in China. Many of its specs and features have now been confirmed, including the two optical-stabilised lenses at the rear. As you can tell, this is a high-end flagship smartphone comes with powerful specs and amazing cameras.

With all the rumours and leaks that are often hard to confirm, it's great to see some concrete news for once. A new benchmark result has been uploaded to Geekbench 5.1 and it proves that the Xiaomi Redmi K30 Pro is on the way. The launch of this device can't be that far off and many are expecting for it to be released in March 2020.

Xiaomi has officially announced that their Redmi K30 series smartphone has been unveiled in China, and the price starts from RMB1599(~RM946). There is also the 5G variant, which comes with the exact same specs as the non-5G model that is priced at RMB1999(~RM1182).