Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S is now official; high-end specs at a reasonable price

The dual camera setup on the back of the phone features a pair of 12MP sensors. One is a wide angle lens, while the other is a telephoto camera. The rear cameras are equipped with OIS and thanks to AI, camera settings are adjusted based on the lighting. The AI feature helps the phone process the bokeh effect that everyone wants to see on their portraits. It also detects currency and text, and will provide real time currency conversions. The cameras use the Sony IMX363 sensor with a "massive 1.4um micron pixel size." There is a portrait mode along with the capability to record slow motion and super slow motion.

The Mi Mix 2S supports Google's ARCore and comes with its own virtual assistant called Xiao AI, which is not replacing Google Assistant. The handset also is compatible with the Qi wireless charging platform (more on that later).

There are three variants of the phone. The model with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of native storage is priced at the equivalent of $527 USD. The unit carrying 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage has a price tag equivalent to $575 USD. And the variant known as the "King," with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of native storage, is priced at the equivalent of $639 USD. This version comes with a free wireless charger. Speaking of the wireless charger, the 7.5W accessory is priced at the equivalent of $15 USD, which made the audience squeal in delight when it was announced.

The Mi Mix 2S will support all global 4G LTE bands and pre-orders kick off in China this afternoon. The phone will launch on April 3rd. And after all this, we look forward to the day when Xiaomi starts offering its phones to U.S. consumers.

You can view the entire introduction of the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S by clicking on the video at the top of this story.


source: Xiaomi