Today, Manu Kumar Jain, Xiaomi VP, and general manager of Xiaomi India recently congratulated OnePlus on the release of the OnePlus 7 series. However, in his congratulatory tweet, he informed OnePlus and the world that a new flagship “in town”. This implies that the launch of Xiaomi’s upcoming flagship is imminent – this is certainly the Redmi K20 Pro. His tweet reads, “Congratulations @OnePlus team! There’s a new flagship in town. Flagship Killer 2.0: coming soon.. Hold my dragon!”
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This tweet comes with a poster which also reads “Congratulations OnePlus, we heard about your new flagship”. The writeup on the bottom of the poster reads “Regards flagship Killer 2.0 coming soon.”. The “K” of the “killer” has the “855” inscription which shows that Mr. Jain is clearly talking about the Redmi K20. He is also confident that this smartphone will surpass the others in the market.
It is reported that the Redmi K20 Pro uses a 6.39 inches full-screen display without a notch and will sport a pop-up camera. This will be the first Redmi phone to use this camera design. On the rear, it will have a triple camera setup like the image confirms but we only know that one of these cameras will be a 48MP super wide-angle Sony camera. A recent image by a Xiaomi official shows that this smartphone will come with a triple rear camera setup. The lights will be kept on by a 4000 mAh battery and it supports an on-screen fingerprint sensor.
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