Xiaomi did a good job preparing the launch of the Redmi K30 in China. In the latest chapter, we finally see what will look like on the back of the device, with a quad-camera setup. The Redmi K30 will be Xiaomi's first mid-range 5G smartphone. Finally, other details such as the screen, the hardware and the internal specifications were known. The subsequent design was still unknown, but it was finally revealed through a trailer shared by one of the brand's ambassadors.
(Image credit: Xiaomi) The image shows the Redmi K30 with a curved glass back in a purple finish, with a quad-camera setup at the center, surrounded by a decorative circle (which looks like a camera island from the Huawei Mate 30 Pro). When it comes to cameras, we expect a 686-megapixel Sony IMX60 image sensor as the main camera, as well as an ultra-wide lens, a telephoto lens, and possibly a camera sensor. depth. A small "5G" marking is also visible below the cameras. The front of the camera had already been featured with a large LCD screen with a selfie camera with two hidden punch holes in the upper right corner. Screenshot leaks suggested that the display could reach a 120Hz refresh rate. Inside, the Redmi K30 will be powered by a future 5G-capable Qualcomm chipset, which should be the Snapdragon 735 chipset coupled with the Adreno 618 graphics processor. The battery should be in the 4000 mAh range with support for fast charging.
Alleged Redmi K30 4G (Image credit: TechDroider) Speculation also points to a non-5G variant of the phone, with a tri-camera setup and slightly lower specs. It could be aimed at markets like India, where the 5G infrastructure is not yet ready. Xiaomi said that 5G would be an important part of its portfolio in 2020, starting with the Redmi K30 series. It is expected to hit world markets early next year after its introduction by China on December 10.