Xiaomi to launch a new smartphone in the Philippines

Xiaomi Philippines has just announced that it is bringing a new member of the Mi 9 Series to the country. It’s suggested that this soon-to-arrive device could be the Mi 9T.

The Mi 9T is the global version of the recently-released Redmi K20 in China. On its official Facebook account, Xiaomi Philippines posted a teaser image along with the caption “A new member of the Mi 9 series is about to pop up in the Philippines! Can you give us a guess?” In the teaser image, the Mi 9 and the Mi 9 SE can be seen, with an unidentified smartphone standing in between the previously mentioned devices. Xiaomi also included the hashtag “#PopUpInStyle” in their teaser post. Signs point to it being the Mi 9T, as the device has a pop-up front camera.

Stay tuned for the official confirmation, pricing, and availability of the Mi 9T in the Philippines.

xiaomixiaomi mi 9txiaomi mi 9t philippinesxiaomi mi 9t pricexiaomi mi 9t release philippinesxiaomi mi 9t specsxiaomi mi 9t where to buyxiaomi mi 9t yugatechxiaomi philippines

Ira Arellano

No Comments

Latest Review

Infinix NOTE 50 Pro Review

HUAWEI FreeArc Review – Great sounding Open-Ear wireless earphones

Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Review

vivo V50 5G Review

OPPO Find N5 Review

VIEW ALL

Latest Guide

A Look Inside Grab’s IoT Innovations at Grab HQ After GrabX2025

Top 10 AFFORDABLE 65-inch 4K TVs To Buy In The Philippines (Q1 2025)

BEV, Hybrid, PHEV: An Explainer for the Common Filipino Driver

2025 Postpaid Fiber Plans in the Philippines: PLDT, Globe, Converge, Sky

Top Apple products to kickstart the New Year through Home Credit

VIEW ALL

YugaAuto

Connection issue detected. Retrying in 2 seconds... (1/3)

YugaMoto

Connection issue detected. Retrying in 4 seconds... (2/3)

YugaGaming

Connection issue detected. Retrying in 8 seconds... (3/3)

AskYuga

This feed may not be accessible from your current location due to regional restrictions. You may need to use a VPN or contact the site administrator for assistance.

YugaTech.com is the largest and longest-running technology site in the Philippines. Originally established in October 2002, the site was transformed into a full-fledged technology platform in 2005.