El Xiaomi Mi Max 3 It is one of the new devices that the Chinese company is working on to continue conquering the market during 2018. The successor to the Xiaomi Mi Max 2 has already been seen leaked in new images.
Images of the future Xiaomi Mi Max 3 are filtered
During 2017, Xiaomi launched the Mi Max 2 as a phone that stood out for its large size and screen, although without reaching the levels of the Mi Mix line. Looking ahead to 2018, it is intended to continue betting on that idea, expanding the concepts and adopting more market trends. Among them we find that the future Xiaomi Mi Max 3 will have a rear dual camera, as shown by the last filtered image of the device. In the back area you can also see the fingerprint sensor, which moves from the front to an area where it remains to be seen how accessible it will be, taking into account that we are talking about what is clearly a phablet. However, the motivation for this change seems to come from the fact that the front will be almost entirely full screen, reducing the bezels. In the future it will be a device that benefits a lot from the fingerprint sensor under the screen.
Some details of the characteristics of this device. its main processor will be a Snapdragon 660, while the operating system It will be MIUI 9 as standard. Although the leak speaks of a devastating sale price of around 130 euros, it is expected that the final price around 200 euros or more. The screen will be 6'99 inches with a resolution Full HD +. There will be two versions according to memory RAM, which may be 3 or 4 GB. The internal storage it will be 64 or 128 GB. It will support Dual SIM and battery it will reach 5.500 mAh. The two sensors of the cameras rear will be 12 MP, while the selfie camera will stay at 5 MP. The release date is expected in the middle of the year, so we will see more leaks in the coming months.
In the absence of knowing more details, Xiaomi bet on consolidating its position in its most popular lines. The Xiaomi Mi Max 3 It promises to expand in all its aspects while maintaining a price in line with its predecessors but improving enough to justify the jump. It remains to be seen what the front will look like and see what that presumable screen without frames of the new Xiaomi will be like.
