Xiaomi Civi Design Revealed, Will Come With Triple Rear Cameras and Curved Display

It's been a week since the leaked designs from the newly rebranded and redesigned Xiaomi company hit the internet and now the specs have also been revealed. The design is quite similar to the Mi 10 5G but we all know what's that means, we're looking forward to the design which will hopefully be seen on a future version of the phone.

The branding and logo have now been dropped and you'll be able to purchase the phone from Mi.com as well as one of Xiaomi's exclusive retailers in India. As said before the smartphone has the same design as the Mi 10 5G which we all know thanks to the price difference as well as the trend of calling older smartphones "flagship" phones.

Now that we've seen the specs in our minds, we can start speculating about the specifications and the camera system. We already got a hint that the camera might come bundled with the back of the phone as the Maxx 2 Pro. So obviously the phone is important as it will define how the Mi 10 5G compares with the high-end devices. The camera is also important to share data from the phone and even in a photography game. So it looks like the camera will show up as triple cameras so we have another challenge.

Then of course the screen has a curved design and as said before we also know that the branding is now gone to go with a rebranding of the brand and company, so you can call the screens "curved" with a 720* 4K+ 120Hz IGZO engine and a 50Hz sub-p2e display.

Now for the question of the battery that already leaked about the battery in the back which we found to be fairly small but the cell size was expected so this means we could expect the price to be the same as the last device we had so not quite high. This report from The Realme Company said the phone will have a 4000mAh battery which means on paper, it might still be enough for the thin device to do a pretty good job in battery handling.

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The leak pointed out that the phone could have power efficiency powered by quantum dots which is a new material that Xiaomi stated is a promising technology. I noticed that I first found out about quantum dots on my Y5 5G Poco watch which is the first one I bought.

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The TV size might depend on the screen size of the back cover which I was previously told to not have too large of a display. But according to a report from Fone Arena, it appears the phone might have a 45mm glass rear panel but now there's a possibility that we can see a 55mm rear panel. Such a reduction in the width is necessary for the device to slide easily under cases so the result could show an 18mm thickness which should be comparable to the Mi 10 5G which has a measure of 15.2mm. Also, we can see the left power button which is located on the right side and the right side might house the speakers, the USB-C charging port, the HDMI port which is a slight change from the Xiaomi X100. While the headphone jack is present on the right side.

Coming to the screen size we have mentioned before, I expect that the screen will be a 1440×2160 resolution with a pixel density of 1,144x2256 which will have the viewing angle as per the rumors. The phone will also have a 6.67" display. The report also claims that the display of the screen will have a 90Hz refresh rate.

The phone also supports USB-C charging port, 24W fast charging and USB-C charging speeds up to 350W. It's also said that the mobile processor will be an 8-core K88 system-on-chip and the phone also supports dual-band Wi-Fi which was covered in a report. The panel is LCD and Sharp covers the display design with an AnodiserPro LCD panel. The speakers will be located on the left corner of the phone and will be housed in a glass unit.

According to a leak, the company's brand marketing has been brought under the parent company Xiaomi, who probably will try to increase the brand's presence in the Indian market and also around the world, hence giving you an idea of the major breakthrough they have undertaken with the rebranding of the brand. The ads for the company will clearly showcase the new brand meaning you might also see Xiaomi products coming back into circulation.