In the last few weeks, we've felt some confusion in the "force", as contradictory news have been emerging - almost daily - about the European distribution of Xiaomi's most impressive model to date (except for the Mi MIX Alpha, of course). According to the latest news, the Mi 10 Ultra will not be sold internationally, but 3 Mi 10T models may come in its place.
The Mi 10 Ultra's capabilities have been picked up by the international press, as the punchy hardware has been accompanied by a world-leading DxOMark camera test, and the design itself is impressive. However, according to news on 24 August, the manufacturer has reconsidered international distribution, which it is foregoing.
But why?!
According to the first point of the justification: global sales of the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro duo were much lower than expected due to the high price at launch and the severe economic problems caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Since the price of the Global version of the Mi 10 Ultra would be higher than the Mi 10 Pro, very few Mi 10 Ultras would find a buyer. The price of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra outside China could go up to more than 1200 euros (425e Ft), which fans would no longer pay.
Secondly, the manufacturer is now looking to focus on the POCO brand - with the launch of a OnePlus Nord killer, and there's also the Redmi Note 10 series. This is expected to launch in October.
Also in development are the Mi Note 11 (SD 765G) and Mi Note 11 Pro (SD 865), which are planned to be launched before the Christmas season.
These models are the manufacturer's way of staying on the market, as they are no longer worth developing cheaper alternatives and cannot sell the more expensive models.
That particular point has not yet been added to the end of the official announcement, so we can only hope that the Global Mi 10 Ulra might be ready after all.
Mi 10T, Mi 10T Pro and Mi 10T Lite
The Mi series thus continues with the successful "T" suffix, in addition to the Mi Note series.
The Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro would be a full-screen smartphone with 3 sensors still on the back. One of them is the 108MP sensor that is also found in the Mi Note 10/Pro, Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro. The other sensor would be a wide-angle and secondary sensor for portrait photography.
As you can see in the leaked image, the Mi 10T Pro may have a 144 Hz LCD panel (instead of AMOLED) with a fingerprint reader built into the side of the frame. As is known, this model is the M2007J35G, which has a 5000 mAh battery with a minimum 33 W fast charge support.
The Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro is expected to come with a high-end processor (Snapdragon 865 or even Snapdragon 865+, but processor information remains a mystery in the three models launched. Currently, the leak doesn't mention anything about the other models, which would come as Mi 10T and Mi 10T Lite.
It has been revealed that the Mi 10T series will have five models: M2007J3SC, M2007J3SI, M2007J3SP, M2007J3SG and M2007J3SY. The Mi 10T is said to be called "apollo", while the Mi 10T Pro is called "apollo pro".
In terms of the image sensor, the Mi 10T comes with a 64-megapixel primary sensor, while the Pro model gets a 108-megapixel sensor as the primary camera from the triple unit.
As far as is known, these three models will be launched on the international market in Spain in September.
