Xiaomi has recently posted an image hinting that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will be unveiled on 11 June 2020 onwards in China. Not only will it come with a new blood oxygen saturation sensor, but it will also able to act as a remote shutter control for your smartphone.

It seems that there could be a possibility that Xiaomi could be working on a smartphone that comes equipped with MediaTek’s Dimensity 1000+ chipset. With that said, the aforementioned smartphone will most likely come equipped with features such as 144Hz refresh rate display, 5G support, and potentially more.

From sneakers to a massage chair, there is almost nothing that Xiaomi haven't come up with which is what we're looking at today, the criteria for this is very simple, the products should not be related to a smartphone (like a powerbank) and are not already well known (like a Mi Electric Scooter). So without further ado, here are the Top 10 unexpected products that Xiaomi came up with in no particular order.

Have you ever been on an outing where you wanted to charge your devices, only to find that even your power bank is dead? Well, Xiaomi happens to have a new solution for you. The company just announced the YEUX power bank that can charge via solar power.

Xiaomi is putting its company into a whole new level with the 6G research and stopping its 4G smartphone productions next year. Today, Xiaomi is rumored to be developing a phone with a 144Hz LCD display with MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset after Lu Weibing, president of Xiaomi Group China and general manager of Redmi brand, took the stage during the official launch of the Dimensity 1000 series. 

As you may know, smart TVs have become more affordable these days. But this is something that's only happened in recent years, so there are plenty of people who don't have them. In that case, plugging in an external device would work. Xiaomi has just the thing in the works too, as it has been hinted that the company has a Mi TV Stick coming soon.

Xiaomi has just revealed the Redmi 10X yesterday in China which considered as the cheapest 5G smartphone that priced at RMB1599 (~RM976). The Redmi 10X brings the company to a whole new expansion on 5G smartphones. Aside from it, the company also started the pre-research on 6G along with the development of satellite internet.

Previously, vivo, OPPO and Xiaomi have teamed up to launch a file transfer system that can be deemed as the Android version of Apple's AirDrop. However, the file transfer system could only work between devices from these three brands, and it's not enough. Now, it has been announced that four more brands including OnePlus, Realme, Xiaomi's Black Shark and Meizu are joining the alliance as well, which could eventually lead to more brands joining to take a chance against the AirDrop.

Xiaomi has officially unveiled the MIUI 12, which comes with various new features and improvement such as Super Wallpapers, Floating windows, and more. In terms of the availability date, the new update is expected to be rolled out globally starting from the end of June 2020 onwards and it will be available on all Xiaomi smartphones that support it.

Just a couple of hours ago, Xiaomi posted an official tweet about their upcoming MIUI 12 launch. Proud to call it as their "best release of the decade", the MIUI 12 Global launch is scheduled on 19 May 2020, 8PM (GMT+8) on their Facebook, YouTube and Twitter page. That said, what's so anticipating about MIUI 12? Here's what we know.