Just this week several photos of Xiaomi's upcoming Flagship were leaked, confirming some design aspects that many were expecting, but we have to admit that by 2020 standards, the photos weren't of the best quality.
But today that changes, a full render of the Mi 10 was revealed today, and it brings all the details of the Smartphone in high resolution and giving us a chance to get a good look at the new design of one of the biggest cellphone manufacturers in China, the Xiaomi.
The new render shows that the design philosophy of the device was not far from the Mi CC9 Pro, with a curved screen in the bevels of the device and a front camera. However, the device's design changes are very reminiscent of a Galaxy S10 on the front, with the camera "invading" part of the screen, being positioned on the left side of the device's front face.
On the back, we have a design that resembles many devices, in the arrangement of rear cameras there are traces similar to the old Flagship of the brand, the Xiaomi Mi9. It is also possible to see that this time there will be 4 rear cameras, we just don't have official confirmation if all will be dedicated to photography or if any of them will be used as depth sensors, a technique that is already known in the smartphone world and that is normally used for the "Portrait Mode", which creates the Bokeh effect behind the main subject in focus.
Other aspects, such as 5G connectivity, 90/120Hz screen and 108MP camera are yet to be officially confirmed by the Chinese company, but after several leaks and spec photos about the device, these would no longer be news around the device.
