Redmi K30 5G received an ultra-compact embedded camera
Compared to its predecessor, the screen diagonal has increased
A teaser published on the web estimates the dimensions of Readme 30 5G smartphones. As it turned out, it received a display with a 6.67-inch sketch – which means the device will be slightly larger than its predecessor, as the Redmi K20 uses a 6.39-inch sketch screen.
The teaser also states that the Redmi K30 found a very compact dual embedded camera that measures 4.38 mm – this is the so-called “embedded camera 2.0”. And in this model, AG frosted glass is used – it covers the back panel. Similar glass is used, for example, in the OnePlus 7T.
Remember that the model’s single-chip platform has been confirmed today – it’s a Snapdragon 765G with a Snapdragon X52 modem.
Redmi K30 – the world’s first smartphone-based on the Snapdragon 765G platform
And the world’s first Sony IMX686 sensor
Qualcomm officially introduced new single-chip platforms, namely Snapdragon 865 and Snapdragon 765G. We’ll tell you more about them in the following news, but we’ll talk about Redmi’s 30 in it.
The manufacturer posted a teaser image, which shows that Redmi’s 30SO Snapdragon 765G has been built with a built-in 5G Snap Dragon X-52 modem that combines SA and NSA modes. Supports. Given that the smartphone will premiere December 10, Redmi 30 will be the world’s first smartphone on this single-chip platform.
Plus, a live image of Redmi’s 30K back panel appeared on the web, and on it – four modules and an inscription 64MP. According to preliminary data. this smartphone should also be the first model in the world with a Sony IMX686 image sensor with a resolution of 64 megapixels.
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