The foldable smartphone market has become popular lately. Especially Android phone manufacturers are in a race to get the first place in this field with very ambitious products in this field. Entering the foldable phone field with the MIX Fold, Xiaomi accelerated its work for its second phone. Leaky information about the device continues to come.
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MIX Fold 2’s screen size will be 8 inches, and the external screen will be 6.5 inches
Rumors about the foldable smartphone that Xiaomi is working on continue to increase. A user named Digital Chat Station, which has gained an important place in the smartphone world with its leak information, shared details about the device from the popular Webio platform in China.
Previously, data was leaked that the device will have an 8.1-inch screen. Finally, the screen details were formed with the information from the source. MIX Fold 2.8 will come with a screen size of 8 inches and an external display of 6.5 inches. Also, the user confirmed that the device will arrive in June. The source stated that the refresh rate on the smartphone will be high.
MIX Fold 2 will most likely use Qualcomm’s new favorite Snapdragon 8 Gen1 processor. It will also have a larger-capacity battery, fast charging support and wireless charging support compared to its predecessor. In addition, Xiaomi is also developing a device against Samsung’s Flip models.
Digital Chat Station had previously shared some information from the Webio platform. In his sharing, he also conveyed some information about the foldability of the device. According to the share, the Xiaomi MIX Fold 2 will be released as an inverted foldable. The device, which is expected to be the world’s first reverse foldable smartphone, will have the feature of 360-degree folding.
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