In September, the Xiaomi has unveiled the Mi Note 3, which came in 6 GB / 64 GB and 6 GB / 128 GB versions. The price isn't exactly friendly, essentially more expensive than the Mi6 despite the weaker SoC. Shortly after the launch, news of an expansion of the colour range was announced, which you Xiaomi CEO confirmed. He mentioned the colour white for sure. Then came more news that Xiaomi's current advertising arm, Kris Wu presents a limited edition for his 27th birthday by the manufacturer of the singer/actor/recognition artist Kris Wu with his name painted in gold on the back and a unique theme.
Shortly after the launch, the price tag for the 64 GB model was $346, while the higher, 128 GB version was $406.
Now a cheaper version has been announced, which is likely to be even more successful. This version has 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage, and costs $301. That's the price the launch Chinese wholesaler is charging resellers. My own guess is that it could be 110e forints domestically, which is still a strong price. Sales start on 23 November in China. And from 11 November, the Mi6, which has also been "discounted", will also be available in a 4/64GB version, at a slightly higher price.
With the exception of RAM, nothing else changes. It's still powered by a Snapdragon 660 CPU with a 5.5-inch 1080p IPS LCD display. It uses a dual rear camera system with two 12MP sensors (with optical image stabilization for wide-angle lenses). The front camera is 16MP. Power is provided by a 3,500 mAh battery.
