While Xiaomi 12T with its Pro variant seems to be presented shortly, so much so that possible European prices are already being discussed, the Beijing company works quietly on the Xiaomi 13 range. This is demonstrated by the frequency of rumors on the one hand (the last update dates back to August) and the origin of the same on the other. Take today’s for example: the source is a certification body, the CCC or 3C Chinese, which has approved the charger of, it is said, Xiaomi 13 Pro.
Xiaomi is at that stage in which in all likelihood the external and internal design of the smartphone has already been decided and now there is from complete the certification “tour” essential for a smartphone to be marketed. Compared to the rumors circulated in the past, the transition from 3C brings with it one positive news: the battery charger of Xiaomi 13 Pro will be from 120 watts, rather than the 100 watts we have been talking about so far. Let’s be clear: from the detail published by the institution there is no correlation between the power supply and the smartphone, but the indiscretion was retweeted by a name of “weight” such as Ice Universe.
120 watts then. Xiaomi can do better some enthusiast who follows the company’s moves closely will think and knows that at the end of August the CCC itself certified a battery charger 210 watts, but assuming that on the technological level there are no residual difficulties to be overcome before large-scale production it is likely and understandable that Xiaomi wants to reserve the specific effect for the Ultra variant.
The Xiaomi 13 however according to rumors will be made official by the end of the yearand will be among the first smartphones to arrive on the market (the Chinese one, primarily) with the second generation Snapdragon 8, the powerful “jewel” that Qualcomm should unveil in November.
XIAOMI 13, WHAT THE RUMORS SAY
- curved AMOLED LTPO display with QHD + resolution (Samsung E6)
- very thin edges – this could be made possible by the adoption of the CoP (Chip on Pi) process, a technology in which part of the screen is bent precisely to obtain the thinnest edges possible
- center hole for the camera
- 120 watt charging, 50 watt wireless
- Surge P1 chip dedicated to consumption management
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip
- cameras developed in collaboration with Leica
- Android 13
