Two days before Apple’s event scheduled for September 9, what we can define as the iPhone Ultra’s “unacquired brother” will make its debut: Xiaomi 12% off. Recently, the smartphone market has welcomed an increasing number of foldable devices, with wide screens seeming to be particularly popular. Its winning formula allows users to Enjoy the benefits of a larger screenwhile maintaining a smaller size when the device is closed. Well, let’s take a look at the key features of the new Xiaomi foldable phone.
Foldable features
After Huawei and Samsung launched Fold 8 and Apple launched the next-generation iPhone Ultra, now it’s our turn Xiaomi’s new foldable phoneIt’s worth noting that this isn’t the company’s first foldable product. The first official image was shared by Lu Weibing, President of Mobile Division, su Weibo. First, let’s take a look at the equipment Will premiere in China on September 7, 2026; Therefore, it remains to be seen if and when it will also become available in other countries, including Italy.
Regardless, foldable devices are defined as having a “mid-fold” form factor, which is a cross between a large device and a smaller clamshell device. Specifically, it will be equipped with 5.38-inch external screen and a 7.58-inch internal screen, with a camera island and three camera setups on the back. According to rumors, there will be a main camera with an f/1.7 aperture, an f/2.8 telephoto lens with 3.5x optical zoom, and a 17mm ultra-wide-angle lens. The smartphone is expected to come in Crimson Red color.
We also know it will be New XRing O3 SoC of the company and comes with a fingerprint sensor located on the side.
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Looking forward to demo
We only have to wait a few days to discover all the official features of the device. In fact, let’s remember this Will be presented on September 7ththe date when we will be able to find out more information. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.
