After the single major design flaw of the front camera on the concept smartphones that were the Xiaomi Mi Mix and Mi Mix 2, a new leaked poster of the Mi Mix 2s has appeared. In it, it shows a full view edge-to-edge display with a single front camera in the top right corner making it just right for selfies.

It’s been awhile since we last heard of the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2. Well, a new info leak regarding the phablet has been released online and it looks more or less the same as the predecessor, but more sleek looking. 

It's that time of the year again, CES 2017 is coming soon this month and Xiaomi will be one of the presenters. With that being said, Hugo Barra, Xiaomi Vice President has posted a new teaser image about their new product with a caption WBHLIATCEK along with a countdown. What does that mean?

A few days ago we shared news on an alleged new product that set to be released by Xiaomi. The smaller sized Xiaomi Mi Mix could have been a darling to tech enthusiasts as it is smaller but still features the interesting edge-to-edge screen – but alas, it is not meant to be.

The phone that stirred the social media with its crazy design may soon see a makeover. The Xiaomi Mi Mix is a phone that came out of the blue, and shows the world that an edge-to-edge mainstreak device is possible – even if it comes with niggles and caveats. Now the phone is set to receive a new coat of paint – white to be precise.

The new Xiaomi Mi Mix is apparently a nearly completely ceramic smartphone, featuring a ceramic frame and back along with a 6.4-inch bezel-less display. While we didn't manage to score a review unit, JerryRigEverything have done a scratch, bend, burn and drop test to see just how durable the ceramic Mi Mix really is. Traditionally, ceramic is known to be very hard and scratch resistant but it is also quite brittle but you can see for yourself in the videos.

Not so impressed by the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 or Mi VR? Well, Xiaomi continued to push boundaries with their fully ceramic Mi MIX concept smartphone utilizing a single block of ceramic and edge-to-edge display. Designed in collaboration with designer Philipe Starck, the front camera has been moved to the bottom and a number of sensors have been updated to work with the new fully ceramic build.