Comet & Sirius: Two Leaked Xiaomi Devices with Qualcomm Snapdragon 710

Xiaomi is working on some bigger smartphones ,Xiaomi’s Mi Mix 2S, Redmi Note 5, and Redmi Note 5 Pro to be launched soon. However recent leak reveal two more devices named Comet & Sirius, that we can count too. XDA Developer released a report which revealed that Xiaomi is working on two unannounced devices as named above. Upcoming Xiaomi Devices with Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 have some marvelous features.

Xiaomi Devices with Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 to Launch with a Bang

Both “Comet” and “Sirius”, have OLED display with dual SIM card slots and an IR blaster. The two Xiaomi Devices will be powered by Android 8.1 Oreo underneath Xiaomi’s MIUI software skin.

Unfortunately, the Comet and Sirius are said to omit NFC and micro SD card slots. The most important feature which will be loved by many is that both Xiaomi devices are powered by Snapdragon 710 chipset. This chipset is the re-branded version of Snapdragon 670 and is still unannounced.

According to Analysts, Qualcomm paused the development of Snapdragon 670 and decided to rename it the Snapdragon 710. Based on the kernel source code, the Snapdragon 710 will feature a dual-core high-end CPU cluster and hexa-core low-end CPU cluster.

Sirius is revealed to feature a display notch however Comet does not. Both phones have some good features but Notch will for sure annoy some on them. Sirius, Xiaomi device include 3,120mAh battery. On the other hand Comet includes a marginally-smaller 3,100mAh battery.

Xiaomi’s Sirius will have a  portrait mode for the camera. It means that phone will features some dual camera configuration. Both Xiaomi Devices are being tested internally. Right now there is no conformation that any of these devices will be launched any soon.

Rumors related to Snapdragon 710 can also not be guaranteed however most of them will be true as they have come from some good source. Well lets keep an eye on this news! Lets hope Sirius and Comet- Xiaomi Devices with Qualcomm Snapdragon 710, launches with a bang.

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