We’ve heard numerous rumours and seen supposed leaks, but now, we’ve finally got a reveal date for the Xiaomi Mi 6.
The company used a live-stream to announce that the Mi 6 event would take place on 19 April. The news contradicts several claims that the device would be revealed today (11 April).
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So what can we expect from the new handset, then?
Well, we’ve got a comprehensive rumour rundown, but we’re expecting a Snapdragon 835 processor, as well as 4GB or 6GB of RAM. In other words, it won’t be a slouch in the power department.
The Xiaomi Mi 6 will be revealed on 19 April, being the company’s next high-end device
The camera department has seen a wide variety of wild rumours, such as single and dual-camera variants, a variant with a 30MP main camera and a model with Sony’s latest IMX400 camera sensor.
The new phone has a lot to live up to, following in the footsteps of the Xiaomi Mi 5 (review), which was announced at MWC 2016. We praised last year’s flagship for its bright screen, powerful internals, great camera and overall design. And it made for a great deal at R7999, undercutting many rivals in the process.
Here’s hoping the company maintains its tradition of great specs at a competitive price.
