Xiaomi continues to expand the 12 series that it introduced in December of last year. According to new reports, the technology giant has a larger screen than other models in the series. Xiaomi 12 Pro Max working on the device.
With the Xiaomi 12 series, the 12X, which appeals to small screen lovers, and the high-end 12 Pro models made for more professional users entered our lives. While the features and introduction date of 12 Ultra, which has been circulating for a while, have been revealed, now Xiaomi 12 Pro Max’The first information came.
Xiaomi users are upset: Update support for these models is over!
Xiaomi has updated the EOS list, which includes the models whose update support has ended. So which devices are on the list?
How will the Xiaomi 12 Pro Max features be?
According to the sharing of Digital Chat Station, known for mobile device leaks, Xiaomi 12 Pro Max, It will be released in the second half of 2022. To remind you, the top-end model of the series, 12 Pro, has a 6.73-inch screen.
It is said that the Xiaomi 12 Pro Max will come with a larger screen than this. Its size is not yet known, but likely closer to 7 inches or more. This phone will also be larger than the 12 Ultra models, which are expected to feature a 6.6-inch display. The technical features of the camera, processor, storage, RAM and similar are not yet known.
Mi Band 7 also entered mass production
Xiaomi’s new smart watch Mi Band 7 has entered mass production. The seventh generation of the series, the smart bracelet, is expected to come with a 1.56-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 490 x 192 pixels. It will also support Always on Display (AOD).
Xiaomi Mi Band 7, which is expected to have a battery with a capacity of 205 mAh, will work with the Zepp OS operating system. In addition, as with Mi Band 6, it will be released in two different models that support Near Field Communication (NFC) and those that do not. The smart bracelet is expected to be unveiled at an event in May, where we can also see the Xiaomi 12 Ultra.
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