Xiaomi Mi 9SE gets a price cut while Xiaomi CC9e comes with a free Redmi powerbank


Earlier today, Xiaomi’s offshoot, Redmi, announced cool price cuts for all its smartphones which arrived since it became independent in January this year. Now, Xiaomi itself says that the Xiaomi Mi 9SE (6GB+64GB) will get a 200 yuan price cut to sell for 1799 yuan. In addition, if you buy the Xiaomi CC9e, you will get a Redmi powerbank for free. These sales are active on Jingdong.

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Xiaomi Mi 9SE

The Xiaomi Mi 9SE uses a 5.97-inch screen with a dual-glass design. The width is similar to the flagship Xiaomi Mi 9 (70.9mm) and it has the fifth-generation on-screen fingerprint sensor. This smartphone also comes with a Snapdragon 712SoC, NFC, infrared remote control, and an AMOLED display. The battery capacity is 3070 mAh which supports 18W charging. In the camera department, it has a 20MP front camera. On the rear, it comes with a triple rear camera setup including a 48MP (Sony IMX586) sensor.

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Xiaomi CC9e

The Xiaomi CC9e is identical in appearance and colour to the Xiaomi CC9, but the screen size is different. The Xiaomi CC9e comes with a 6.08-inch Samsung AMOLED display. It is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 processor which reduces power consumption. The Xiaomi CC9e camera has the same specifications as the Xiaomi CC9. It has the same 48MP lens as the Xiaomi Mi 9 and has a high resolution. The front camera is a 32MP sensor with a 1.6-micron large pixel, dark-light self-timer, and face beauty. This smartphone comes with a built-in 4030 mAh battery as well as a standard with a 10W charger.

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