Added in vivo, HONOR, Acer, LG, OnePlus and realme at the bottom. OPPO has another new promo on its official store in Shopee

As usual, the annual 7.7 Mid Year Sales is coming upon us once again and there are plenty of attractive offers. In case you missed some, a few brands have already sent out what they are offering and we got you covered. So far, we have Samsung, OPPO, Xiaomi, Apple and even Shopee with a wide variety of gadgets on sale. Without further ado, let's get into it.

In the upcoming Shopee 7.7 Mid Year Sale, they are back once again with attractive tech gadget deals and we are here to tell you which one is worth getting. According to Shopee Malaysia, the exclusive tech deals are worth up to 77% discount and will take place on 7 July at 12 AM. 

Great news folks, Xiaomi Malaysia had extended the Earn with Mi referral program from 11 July 2021 to 31 July 2021. For your information, this referral program is to let you have an extra opportunity to earn a passive income of up to RM30. Kindly check out the steps to register and smartphones which involve in the table below.

As most tech enthusiasts know, GPUs around the world have a hike in pricing due to the shortage of processors. Many experts are predicting the same for various tech gadgets and Xiaomi agreed as well. This is because the company revealed that their smartphones and TVs lineup is now slightly more expensive starting from July onwards.

In May, Apple finally launched its tracking device - the Apple AirTags - in Malaysia. Since then, Samsung has launched its own version called the SmartTag, while OnePlus and OPPO are reportedly working on similar devices. Well, now we can add Xiaomi to the list too.

Earlier, it was reported that Xiaomi will be one of the first to debut a smartphone with a 200MP camera. Now, the news has come saying that the Chinese tech company will use Samsung's unannounced 200MP sensor. Back in 2019, Xiaomi also launched the CC9 Pro which was the first to come with Samsung's 108MP camera sensor.

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According to sources, there are 13 new Xiaomi devices spotted in the MIUI firmware code. All of the device's actual model name hasn't been discovered, but it comes with a codename and some key specs.

We all know that Xiaomi puts a lot of effort into its flagship smartphones' cameras by using top-notch camera sensors or unique photo-processing algorithms. To further promote the cameras, the Chinese tech giant has created its own movie studio that focuses on shooting films with Xiaomi smartphones.

Xiaomi is indeed on a roll here. First, they unveiled a new Mi Air Charge and then a new 200W HyperCharge technology this year, now they have just applied for a new patent about a new sound charging technology at the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA).