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Xiaomi's president gives us the first look at Mi Mix 3 enabled with 5G network
Lin Bin also posted an image with a caption which suggests that the phone might launch in October.

Xiaomi's president Lin Bin has recently posted an image which showed-off the upcoming Mi Mix 3's unique design. Now a new image of the phone with 5G status in the network bar has been shared.This photo which surfaced on Weibo has led us to speculate that the Mi Mix 3 will most likely be coming with 5G enabled network.[caption id="attachment_5110251" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 with 5G network. Image: Weibo[/caption]According to GSM Arena, it looks like the phone might be held in front of the 5G testing station.Lin Bin also posted an image with a caption on Weibo which suggests that the phone might launch in October.[caption id="attachment_5110241" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3. Image: Weibo[/caption]The same photo was tweeted out by Xiaomi's product management director Donovan Sung on Twitter, who stated that the official roll-out of 5G will take place next year.Earlier leaks have given us a fair idea of how the phone might look. The phone is said to arrive notch-free with extremely thin bezels and most importantly a pop-up selfie camera which seems to have become a trend now and was also seen on the Oppo Find X and the Vivo NEX.
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 with 5G network. Image: Weibo[/caption]According to GSM Arena, it looks like the phone might be held in front of the 5G testing station.Lin Bin also posted an image with a caption on Weibo which suggests that the phone might launch in October.[caption id="attachment_5110241" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3. Image: Weibo[/caption]The same photo was tweeted out by Xiaomi's product management director Donovan Sung on Twitter, who stated that the official roll-out of 5G will take place next year.Earlier leaks have given us a fair idea of how the phone might look. The phone is said to arrive notch-free with extremely thin bezels and most importantly a pop-up selfie camera which seems to have become a trend now and was also seen on the Oppo Find X and the Vivo NEX.First Published:Sep 04, 2018, 13:45:25 IST
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