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TENAA spilled the beans on a new Xiaomi phone. Likely the Redmi Note 5

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Victor 21 October 2017

Xiaomi Android Rumors

A pair of unannounced Xiaomi devices popped up on the Chinese certification authority's website, bearing the model numbers MET7 and MEE7. Both share identical specs sheets, including a trendy new ultra-wide, 18:9 panel and only differ in color, leading us to believe this might be the eagerly-anticipated Redmi Note 5.

We've already heard a lot about the next generation of the company's most popular, value-centric offer, but recent renders and leaks appear to agree on a dual main camera setup for the device. The two listings at TENNA both show a single snapper above an LED flash and a round fingerprint reader on the back of the phones.

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Xiaomi MEE7

Also, most sources seems to land on a 5.5-inch panel for the upcoming Redmi Note 5 - a logical choice, given the popularity of this particular diagonal, while TENAA describes a bigger 5.9-inch phablet. We are not exactly sure what to make of the MET7/MEE7 and where to place it in the company's lineup. Perhaps, it's another Redmi Note 5 variant. A "Pro" or a "Prime", but definitely not a Redmi Note 5A or Note 5A Prime, since those two handsets already exist, seemingly only to make the naming convention that little bit more confusing. But, we digress.

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Xiaomi MET7

The unannounced MET7/MEE7 measures 158.5 x 75.45 x 8.05 mm and weighs in at 179.5 grams. That is including the 18:9, 2160 x 1080 pixel, 5.99-inch, LCD display and a sizeable 4,000 mAh battery. Although not nearly as bezel-less as its Mi Mix 2 cousin, the phone does appear to have less plastic on the front than its predecessors and should look pretty good in all listed colors: Black, Gold, Rose Gold, While, Blue, Red, Pink, Gray and Silver.

The unit TENAA received is running on an undisclosed 2GHz, octa-core chipset, which sources are still debating over. It could be the MediaTek Helio P25, or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630. Perhaps a Snapdragon 660, or even a choice between the latter two, depending on the selected tier. If this is, indeed the Redmi Note 5, that is. Those are claimed to be as follows:

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 CNY USD (est) EUR (est)
3GB RAM / 16GB storage 999 $150 €128
3GB RAM / 32GB storage 1,299 $195 €167
4GB RAM / 64GB storage 1,699 $256 €218

The TENAA MET7/MEE7 listing also mention a 12MP rear camera with dual-tone LED flash and a 5MP selfie one. LTE and Dual-SIM support, with a hybrid slot to substitute one of the cards with a microSD memory expansion. Also a rear-mounted fingerprint reader, IR blaster, Dual-band Wi-Fi a/c, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS + GLONASS. All controlled by a MIUI 9 ROM, running on top of Android 7.1.2 Nougat.

Source 1 (In Chinese) | Source 2 (In Chinese)

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  • 29 Nov 2017

Byuyyyyyyuyy

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  • Anonymous
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  • 06 Nov 2017

I guess it suits you then

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  • Adrian
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  • 27 Oct 2017

If so this is dead phone walking!

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