It’s official that Xiaomi is bringing Chinese Redmi Note 9 5G to the global market but with a different name. All set for 8th January official launch, Amazon German portal accidentally leaked the specs of Redmi Note 9T.
Annoyingly, Redmi Note 9 Series has got a big product line up. And the latest to join the family is Redmi Note 9T. To add frustration, the Amazon Germany portal has accidentally listed the specs of the smartphone and EU pricing as well.
As per the Amazon’s promotional images, the Redmi Note 9T sports a 6.53-inch FHD+ DotDisplay with 90Hz refresh rate. There’s a 48MP Triple camera setup. Powered by MediaTek Dimensity 800U 5G SoC, the handset seems to support dual 5G. It also packs 4GB RAM with 64GB/128GB inbuilt storage space.
Backed by a massive 5000mAh battery and 18W fast charging support, the much-awaited Redmi Note 9T boots MIUI12 based on Android 10. Available in 2 colour variants (Nightfall Black and Daybreak Purple), Redmi Note 9T 4GB+64GB costs €229.90 and the 128GB variant costs €269.90 with no extra RAM.
By going through the leaked specs of Redmi Note 9T, it is certain that Chinese Redmi Note 9 5G goes global with NFC and slightly better screen refresh rate and sadly lesser RAM.
So, what do you think of Xiaomi’s rebranding strategy? Share your thoughts.
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