The forthcoming annual Mobile World Congress will host the birth of many top handsets, while some will be unveiled at a unique post-MWC self-hosted event. Xiaomi is one of a wide range of manufacturers to unveil its flagship device at the event, with the company previously confirming that its new device, the Mi7, will arrive with the SD 845. In the past days and weeks, a lot of rumours have been circulating around the internet, but the most important of them came just today, the price of the phone.
Tech.Ifeng reports that the Xiaomi Mi 7 will be more expensive than the previous generation of Xiaomi Mi series phones. The report claims that the Xiaomi Mi 7 will be priced from the starting price of 3,000 Yuan (~$475), which means that Xiaomi will offer the device with higher specifications, thus the price will be higher.
With exactly a month to go until the launch, rumours so far suggest that it will be full screen, like this year's trendy phones, with a double rear camera, which is standard, and a fingerprint reader on the back (not under the screen), because the front will only have a small cavity on top, which will house the sensors, speaker and selfie camera. According to other rumours, this will also be available in two sizes, I mean external sizes. The smaller one will be 5.65″ , while the larger one will be 6.01″ (how do these come out?) with a diagonal display, supposedly OLED (we hope not), with an 18:9 aspect ratio. The Snapdragon 845 SOC is a sure thing, 8GB of RAM is a sure thing and of course Android Oreo based MIUI9.
