The first to be introduced were the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro, launched in February in China. The company highlights the ability to record video at 8K with an essential feature. Introduced the portrait video system, for a more cinematic environment. Also the Color Focus system, to highlight the subject in vibrant colors, but highlighting the background in black and white. The ShootSteady stabilization system allows you to record videos without the image shaking. Pro Mode gives users full control, so that they can quickly edit a video before putting it online, whether creating blur or stop motion effects. These are just a few treats from the new series.
In its launch, the camera obtained a video score of 104 points in DXoMark and 124 points in photography. It has a set of four cameras, the main lens being a 108 MP wide-angle lens, highlighting the details of a landscape. It is said that the camera is ideal for group photos, with distortion correction, for when someone moves in the capture. Artificial intelligence helps to compose images when photographed in dim conditions and at night. The AI ​​2.0 algorithm allows for several image corrections. He also spoke of its zoom capacity, allowing optical approaches of 2X, 10X hybrid and 50X digital, which seems to be less than what Huawei and Samsung propose in their tops of paper, but in practice Xiaomi is confident. a 20 MP ultra wide angle.
Xiaomi is also betting on the small details, adding a 2 MP macro camera, accompanied by a Flicker hardware sensor, that is, in order to detect the refresh rate of screens and obtain clear photos when it is necessary to share with friends or colleagues. It also has two telephoto cameras in the set, one 8 MP, the other 12 MP.
Regarding the sound, the smartphone promises two high quality speakers, with true stereo effects, with the sound navigating from left to right, ideal for video games, especially steel games when it is necessary to detect enemies. Its symmetrical layout aims to guarantee more sound fidelity.
Looking at the front of the Mi 10, the manufacturer introduced a punch-hole chamber in the glass itself, in the upper left corner. The 6.67-inch AMOLED FHD + display features a 5,000,000: 1 contrast, True Depth technology for enhanced color vividness. It guarantees an image refresh rate at 90 Hz and a touch rate at 180 Hz. The new smartphone has a better haptic experience thanks to a new engine inside. It also has a brightness setting of 1,120 nits.
As was known, the smartphone features Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 865 processor, with 8 GB RAM LPDDR and 256 GB of internal storage. The smartphone also supports Wi-Fi 6, a debut on its smartphones, in order to improve connectivity between devices. And to accompany, the company presented the Mi AIoT Router AX3600, a Wi-fi 6 router to help develop smarthomes, for a price of 119.99 euros.
Referring to the need to work at home, due to the isolation of the coronavirus, the manufacturer revealed that the Mi 10 has a fast charge of 50W via wire, being able to charge the full capacity of the smartphone in 45 minutes. It also supports 30W wireless charging, with full charge capacity in 65 minutes. The system also supports reverse charging, so they can charge other smartphones or devices. It has a 65W charger, which can be used for both the smartphone and a branded laptop. The smartphones have a battery of 4,780 mAh for the normal version and 4,500 for the Pro version. The company explains that in order to increase the speed of the top model, it had to reduce the size of the battery, thus justifying the greater capacity of the lower model .
The equipment arrives on the market in four colors: Solistice Gray, Alpine White, Coral Green and Twilight Gray for both Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro models. As for prices, the Mi 10 starts at 799 euros and the Pro version at 999 euros. Ambitious prices for high-end models with 5G support. Portugal is not in the European countries that will receive the models first, arriving in Spain, Italy, France and Germany in April.
The Lite version was just missing, an even more accessible variation, also with support for 5G connections. The smartphone will be available in three colors: green, white and gray. It has a 48 MP quad camera and a 16 MP front camera. But the main secret of the smartphone will be accessible: 349 euros for a 5G smartphone. It hits the markets in May.
Finally, Xiaomi presents a new 4K TV, the 65-inch Mi TV 4S. The television has direct access to Google Play Store and other services, as well as Chromecast. It has 3 HDMI and 3 USB. It reaches the market from 549 euros. Another surprise presented is the Mi Air Purifier 3H purifier to eliminate pollens, and with the ability to eliminate 99.97% of unwanted dust, thanks to the HEPA filter. It reaches the market for 179 euros. However, the company presented a bundle with all the products mentioned above, and still includes a smart lamp for 699 euros (TV, purifier and router). There is also a new Mi Tru Wireless Earphones 2 headset system for 79.99 euros.
