Xiaomi to launch the Mi Note 4 in China alongside the Mi Mix 3 on 15 October
There's no news on the internals of the Mi Note 4 yet apart from the presence of a dedicated AI button.

A recent report told us that the Mi Mix 3 will very likely launch on 15 October. A new poster now reveals that Xiaomi may not just launch the Mi Mix 3 at the event, but a second smartphone as well.The second smartphone, which many believed to be called the Xiaomi LEX, is now expected to in fact be the Mi Note 4. As it appears from a poster found and reported by itHome, LEX was likely just an internal codename for the smartphone. All of this, however, does make sense since Xiaomi had done a similar thing while launching the Mi Mix 2 in China last year.[caption id="attachment_5084331" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 picture posted by company president Lin Bin. Image: Weibo[/caption]While nothing much about the Mi Note 4 is known to us so far, we do know that it will feature a dedicated button to trigger Xiao AI, Xiaomi's proprietary AI voice assistant in China. But considering the Note 4 will be succeeding last year's Mi Note 3, the internals are expected to be quite powerful, if not absolutely top-of-the-line.[caption id="attachment_5337211" align="alignnone" width="563"]
Poster 1: Reveals that the LEX is actually the Mi Note 3. Image: itHome[/caption]A second poster was also found by the publication, which reveals a bit more information about the 15 October event. The poster states that the Mi Mix 3 will launch in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. The background of the poster also suggests that the Mi Mix 3 may be made available in an aurora colour variant.[caption id="attachment_5337221" align="alignnone" width="528"]
Poster 2: Reveals location details of the Mi Mix 3 event on 15 October. Image: itHome[/caption]From what we know so far, the Mi Mix 3 will have a slide-up camera, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor and a bezel-less display. Considering the Mi Mix 2 was brought to India last year, Xiaomi is expected to bring the Mix 3 to India as well.

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