Currently, Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 is grabbing all the spotlights from several upcoming smartphones and why not when this is going to be Xiaomi’s first under-display camera smartphone.
Earlier in April this year, we have seen the first rendering of the Mix 4, however, it only shows that front side. But now we have the rendered images of the backside too, thanks to the concept render, HoiINDi.
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Going by the images, the backside of the phone has a large camera module. Similar to Mi 11 Ultra, Mi Mix 4 also has a secondary screen on the right view of the camera setup.
This small screen on Mi 11 Ultra is capable to take selfies, shoot vlog videos, time-lapse photography, slow motion, portrait blur, night scene, timed continuous shooting, etc. Thus, we can expect the same from the secondary screen of Mi Mix 4.
Further, at the middle-lower side of the phone, we can see “MIX BY XIAOMI” which looks identical to the older model of the series, Mi Mix 3. The images also show the volume rocker and power button on the right top of the phone.
Besides, we are already familiar with the front side of the phone, it doesn’t show any punch hole or waterdrop cutout as the phone will be using an under-display selfie camera.
Also, it has one of the slimmest bezels that any smartphone could have. Of course, there’s nothing surprising as the original Mi Mix kickstarted the bezel-less design.
Xiaomi Mi Mix 4: What we know so far
Based on all the leaks and rumors we have heard, the Mi Mix 4 may come with a specially customized high-screen resolution which will offer better display results compared to Full-HD+ screen resolution. But it could miss 2K screen resolution support.
Also, it could use a customized screen of Huaxing Optoelectronics to achieve the proactive under-screen equipment. Adding to this, Chinese media recently revealed that Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 will have a 5000mAh battery that supports 120W wired fast charging and 80W wireless fast charging.
When we talk about Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 cost, of course, it will be introduced as a flagship device. A few days back, it was reported that its price will be slightly higher than Mi 11 Ultra, which was launched in March this year.
