Xiaomi Mi 5 to launch in China on February 24

Xiaomi has announced that it will launch its newest smartphone, the Xiaomi Mi 5, will launch in China on February 24.

mi 5 launch

The announcement didn’t reveal much aside from the tagline “All you ever imagined, and more,” although reports are already pointing to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor as the device’s engine.

The launch will happen in Beijing, China on February 24, Wednesday, so stay tuned.

source: Xiaomi

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Diangson Louie

This article was written by Louie Diangson, Managing Editor of YugaTech. You can follow him at @John_Louie.

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2 Comments

Ronaldq says:

9 years ago

What’s so good about this phone other than SD 820 anyway? Will this even reach in the Philippines?

I just can’t get the hype.
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wired_boy says:

9 years ago

hanggang ngaun meron pa rin comment na ganyan, anung ginagawa ng mga xiaomi kiosks , or ng mi philippines na online store, or ng resellers, or ng ‘widget city’ or maybe lazada, napakalapit ng hongkong btw. Do u even search or read the web? If you can’t get the hype..so what di lang ikaw ang tao sa mundo.

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