Leaked the first details on the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite: five cameras and giant battery on-board

At the end of last year came the Xiaomi Mi Note 10, a terminal halfway between the high range and mid-range from Xiaomi. With processor mid range but a bet photo (at least, according to Xiaomi) focused on the high end. Now arrive the first news about a possible Lite version of this My Note 10 movement that, to become reality, it would be the less curious.

A hardware relatively matched with respect to model “non-Lite”, at the level of processor and battery with a waiver of the sensor 108 megapixels will be some of its features, according to the filtration.

Heart, cameras are less ambitious

If you can’t remember the specifications of the Xiaomi Mi Note 10, comes well to remember that you came to a Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G, AMOLED screen 6.47 inch (FullHD+) gigantic battery 5.260 mAh, memories of the 6 + 128 GB as the base and five-chamber: 108 (primary) + 12 (telephoto) + 5 (telephoto) + 20 (ultra wide angle) + 2 megapixel (macro). The section photo was one of the points that Xiaomi gave treatment of flagship to this terminal from mid-range high, whose price came to exceed that of the own price starting Xiaomi Mi 9.

The rumors now point to a Xiaomi Mi Note, 10 Lite, with the numbering Xiaomi M2002F4LG, according to the FCC. This terminal will, according to the leaked information, with the same display, battery and processor of the My Note 10which is good news because there are not too many cuts here. The main downgrade you will arrive in the section photo. It also will come from the hand of five cameras, but in this case it will be 64 (main) + 8 + 8 + 5 + 2 (macro).

Is not specified the role of all of themalthough it is coherent to think that it will be the same settings as My Note 10, with sensors of lower quality. Respect to the camera selfie, we find a sensor of 16 megapixels, instead of the 32 of My Note 10.

Via | Gizmochina

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Leaked the first details on the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite: five cameras and giant battery on-board

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