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Xiaomi 18 Specs Leak Online; May Feature 7,200mAh, 200MP Telephoto

Last week, Xiaomi officially pulled back the curtains on its latest flagship smartphones, the Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, in China. However, what’s quite interesting is that the vanilla model is nowhere to be seen. While the company has been keeping details of the supposed model to itself, a tipster was able to […] The post Xiaomi 18 Specs Leak Online; May Feature 7,200mAh, 200MP Telephoto…

Xiaomi 18 Specs Leak Online; May Feature 7,200mAh, 200MP Telephoto

Xiaomi has unveiled the specifications of its upcoming Xiaomi 18 smartphone, which may include a 7,200mAh battery and a 200MP telephoto camera. According to a tipster on Weibo, the device will feature a 6.4-inch flat display with a 1.5K resolution and the company's M11 panel. Despite not being the flagship model, the Xiaomi 18 will still be powered by the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 SoC.

However, the specific configurations of the device remain undisclosed at this time. Additionally, the Xiaomi 18 will feature a rear camera array consisting of a 200MP main sensor, a 50MP ultra-wide lens, and a 200MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom. The phone is expected to run on Xiaomi's HyperOS 4, which is based on Android 17. Launching in December, the device will likely follow the staggered release pattern of Xiaomi's 17 series last year.

Nonetheless, these details have not been officially confirmed by Xiaomi, so readers should approach the information with caution.

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