Xiaomi's new phone revealed: Samsung E5 2K screen, slightly curved surface and single hole

      Last night, the iQOO 8 Pro, known as the ceiling of mobile phone screens in 2021, was officially released. It is the world's first Samsung E5 material OLED screen. It supports 2K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and adopts a small centered hole solution, which has been well received by consumers.

　　According to the latest news from @数码闲聊站, other brands' E5 material 2K screens have been tested for a long time and support hardware adaptive high refresh screens, that is, LTPO screens, which can achieve automatic refresh rate switching of 1-120Hz. The screen solution will adopt a dual-curved single-hole design, and the curvature on both sides will be relatively small, which is the micro-curved screen that everyone is looking forward to.

　　Xiaomi's new phone will be equipped with E5 2K screen

　　It is worth noting that the blogger also hinted at the end that the phone will be a Xiaomi product. Combined with the previous revelation that the Xiaomi 12 will be equipped with an LTPO screen, this phone is very likely the Xiaomi 12 series digital flagship that will be released at the end of the year.

　　According to previous news, Xiaomi 12 may be officially released in mid-December. It is very likely to be the world's first launch of the new generation flagship chip Snapdragon 898, breaking the strongest record in the Android camp.

　　According to previous leaks, the Snapdragon 898 will be equipped with a three-cluster CPU design, with the super core frequency reaching 3.09GHz, the large core frequency being 2.4GHz, and the small core frequency being 1.8GHz. The 3.09GHz large core will adopt a new generation of Cortex-X2 design, and the AnTuTu score may exceed one million for the first time.

　　In addition to the major performance upgrades, previous news also stated that the phone will support at least 120W wired fast charging + 100W wireless fast charging, achieving the "double 100-watt" charging specification. However, due to the new wireless charging regulations that limit wireless fast charging to less than 50W, it may ultimately not be possible to achieve 100-watt wireless fast charging, but the speed of wired fast charging may be increased again.