News & Reviews:   Xiaomi Mi 6 features

Today, turns out that there was no Xiaomi Mi 6 Plus, as only the Mi 6 was revealed in mainland China. The Mi 6 will be the company’s first device to use the latest Snapdragon 835 processor. It will be available on 28 April 2017 on Mi.com and every Mi Home stores in China. As for other countries’ release, Xiaomi announced that the Mi 6 will make its way to selected market at a later date. Below is the official specifications:

Tomorrow will be the day of unveiling the Xiaomi Mi 6, for what it’s worth, the Mi Max 2 might even appear alongside it. And just in case if it doesn’t, here’s a first “glimpse” of how the phone looks like.

So we already know that the Xiaomi Mi 6 will be revealed on 19 April 2017, but what we didn’t know was if there was going to be a Mi 6 Plus or not. That has changed that with a leaked price listing, and it turns out that there’s going to be five different prices!

So, Xiaomi has just announced that on 19 April 2017 they will be releasing two products - the Mi 6 and a brand new Mi VR Play 2 headgear. While the Mi 6 has no actual price revealed, the Mi VR Play 2 will just cost 99 Yuan (around RM64) and will come in black. Below are some more details on the headgear and Mi 6.

Xiaomi is usually known for their budget friendly and quality smartphones, but they are also going to the high-end market too with the upcoming Mi 6 and and Mi Max 2. Although it’s unlikely that they will release them in Malaysia officially, customers are still able to get them by importing. Here’s what we know about the the two devices.

So during the weekend, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun apparently went live stream and officially announced that their upcoming flagship, the Mi 6 will be coming soon on 11 April 2017, ending all rumours about the reveal date. However, nothing was mentioned about the tech-specs, except these two leaked images below.

We sure have bee posting rumours about the Xiaomi Mi 6 for awhile now, but never about the Mi 6 Plus which has just been revealed on Weibo unofficially. This is probably the most clearest leaked image of the “real” device, showing us the dual rear cameras in all its glorious glossy glass body.

So here we go again, another Xiaomi Mi 6 rumour and this time it’s claimed to be a real image of the device. Despite that, the device was blurred but at least we can see the dual cameras at the back.

Xiaomi Mi 6 may not be coming to Malaysia, but you can still get an imported version of the phone. That being said, someone just took the liberty of designing a render concept of the anticipated flagship, giving us a glimpse of how it might look like based on rumours.  

While we wait for the official launch of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 this Thursday in Malaysia, here are some juicy Mi 6 tech-specs rumours going on. Rumoured to debut in April (and probably China first), here’s what we have gathered from the source of the leak: