News & Reviews:   Xiaomi Mi Max

Every Xiaomi products are always in high demand in China and also in other regions like Malaysia as well. Whenever the company comes out with a new device, the consumers will have a hard time getting one as they will be sold out within the same day. With that being said, the Xiaomi Max is going to be no exception. Xiaomi Max spots the tech specs of a massive 6.4-inch 1080 display, large 4850 mAh battery, 16MP shooter and three different versions of processors. One powered by Snapdragon 650 and the other two by Snapdragon 652. The phone is said to have received over 8 million registrations for the first flash sale that is going to be held on 17 May 2016.

Today, Xiaomi has revealed both the Xiaomi Mi Max and their latest operating system the MIUI 8. The Mi Max will be available in China first on 17 May through online channels including Mi.com, and across the country's Mi Home outlets. Without further ado, below are the official specifications:

In just 24 more hours left, the Xiaomi Mi Max phablet will be unveiled tomorrow at China. The phablet  is said to sport a 6.44-inch display and thus, it will be Xiaomi's biggest smartphone ever. However, keep in mind it won't be a high-end device and the price is said to be low as well.

May 10th is looming tomorrow, and the hype machine for the Xiaomi Mi Max is up and running. The CEO for Xiaomi, Lei Jun, just posted a few promotional photos online for the company’s upcoming phablet, and it shows how massive it is in the hands of the model.

After leaks all over the Internet, TENAA – the China regulatory body – has put up the specs of the upcoming phablet from Xiaomi - the Xiaomi Mi Max. The list of the specs reads something that is more mid-range than flagship, but it should be a great consumption device for the masses.

The folks at Xiaomi have released teaser videos of their upcoming phablet, the Xiaomi Mi Max. Set for a product launch just 5 days away on 10 May 2016, the new phablet may have tech specs that include a 6 to 7 inch display and come with the latest MIUI 8. No Malaysia release date or pricing details yet but you can check out the videos for yourself in this article.

Previously we had shown you a rendered image of Xiaomi Max (apparently it should be called the Mi Max), which seems to be bigger than the Mi 5. Xiaomi has since released a teaser image of the Mi Max in a jeans pocket, despite the 6.4-inch display it has. The front part is also missing the usual Mi logo and it does not seem to have thin bezels, which could mean that the Mi Max might not be a high-end device but more of a mid-range device.