When Xiaomi announces phones like the Redmi K30 Ultra and Mi 10 Ultra in their home turf, the first question they ask us is, "When will this happen in India?" And rightly so, in the case of both phones, we expected this from the public. However, potential viewers or buyers will be disappointed by a Xiaomi representative's response that the Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra are China exclusive and unlikely to go global. This also includes India, although it is Xiaomi's largest market outside of China. Furthermore, the possibility of one of these devices being renamed and announced has also been ruled out, genuinely closing all windows of hope, reports GSMArena.
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(Image credit: Xiaomi) If you're wondering why the Redmi K30 Ultra is such a sought-after phone right now, just take a look at its specs and pricing sheet. It has the MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ processor and a 120Hz AMOLED screen. Furthermore, it has dual stereo speakers and a quad-camera setup that includes a 64-megapixel (IMX686) main sensor. It also has the same design as its siblings, which makes it even more lucrative. But the decisive factor is its price. The Redmi K30 Ultra is priced at CNY 1999 (around Rs 21.500) for the 6GB RAM + 128GB storage option. However, many Indian consumers forget that the decision to bring a particular phone to Indian shores has many region-specific implications such as taxes, import charges, etc. Unlike the Redmi K30 Ultra, the Mi 10 Ultra is a monstrous flagship with the best of Xiaomi. The world's first 120W fast charging, first 120X zoom, 120Hz display and impressive array of cameras make this phone a must have. For now though, global and Indian buyers will have to be happy with the unboxing and check out the videos from China.