Xiaomi’s launch event in Beijing earlier this week was crowded and full of cool announcements. The company announced three new phones: the phablet Xiao Mi Note 2, Mi 5S and the surprise Mixmodel.
The high-capacity battery sports 4,070 mAh, which the large screen requires. Fast charging technology from Qualcomm ensures speedy charging of the battery.
The single rear camera has a resolution of 22.6 MP and comes with image stabilisation.
What about the price for so many premium features? Well, Mi Note 2 isn’t a cheap phone, but it’s still competitively priced at US$516.
Xiaomi Mi Note 2
The second generation of Mi Note resembles Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The 5.7-inch screen curves around the edges thereby maximising the viewable area (77.2% of the front area). The screen resolution is impressive and measures 2,560 x 1,440 pixels, which yields a really high screen density of 515 ppi. The dynamic contrast ratio is 100,000:1. The hardware that Xiaomi Mi Note 2 packs rivals that of higher priced competitors. This phablet is powered by a Snapdragon 821 processor.The processor utilises 4 GB or 6 GB RAM memory depending on configuration. The 4 GB RAM option comes with 64 GB storage, and the 6 GB RAM one with 128 GB of storage. Only the 4 GB RAM / 64 GB storage configuration is available in Asia.