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? 

With Merdeka Day and Malaysia Day coming soon, Xiaomi Malaysia has something special up its sleeve. The company has announced the 63rd Merdeka with Mi campaign that will be held from 22 August to 16 September 2020. During the campaign, there will be special deals for Xiaomi products and attractive prizes worth up to RM388888 to be won.

So this just came in, Xiaomi Malaysia have just posted an interesting teaser image on their Twitter page. According to the tweet, the company will be bringing in some new ecosystem products into Malaysia on 15 July 2020. Not only that but they also put up some big hints of what to expect so here we go.

Alongside the latest Redmi 9 phone which is launched today, Xiaomi Malaysia is also introducing three new ecosystem products - the Mi Ionic Hairdryer, Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop and Mi Wi-Fi Range Extender Pro. Why are they launching these? Well, that can only mean that there is a demand for these and comparing with other similar products, Xiaomi's version is usually more affordable. You can get one of these from RM59 only.

Following realme's AIoT showcase yesterday, the prices for the wearables and accessories looked good until Xiaomi Malaysia showed up. Just yesterday night, they just announced their #SmartHomeWithMi exclusive weekly promotion which has already begun until 17 June 2020 with slashed price discounts going as low as RM59. 

Are you confident with your mobile gaming skills? If so, then you might want to join the Xiaomi TakeMiOn challenge, which is coming to Malaysia for the first time. In this challenge, you form a team of four and aim for the fastest clear in the LifeAfter Time Attack Challenge.

With the political mess that's been happening the last few days, it's heart-warming to hear news of people going out of their way to be kind. Yesterday, the Yang di-pertuan Agong decided to treat the hardworking media waiting outside the King's palace to some McDonalds. That gave Xiaomi Malaysia the idea for something similar.

On 20 December 2018, Xiaomi submitted a patent scheme of a camera system consisting of a primary camera, as well as a periscope camera lens setup. The benefit of the periscope camera lens is that it provides the phone with enhanced zoom capabilities for the camera. It is best to note that this technology isn’t new, as smartphone manufacturers such as OPPO and Huawei had already equipped with their latest smartphones with it.

The Mi Fan Festival 2019 has kicked off today with special deals and discounts off of nearly all their product range including smartphones, fitness trackers, smart watches and even their smart lights. Granted, many of the discounts are just a little bit off the top (like that Mi Max 3 I was eyeing) while some are as much as RM500 off (Mi 8 Pro), but if you’re looking for just a tiny bit more push to get that POCOPHONE F1 or Mi Band 3, now could be the time.

 Xiaomi has just revealed their 100W fast charging for smartphones called Super Charge Turbo. In a Weibo post, President and co-founder of Xiaomi stated that the technology can charge a smartphone from 0-100% in just 17 minutes.