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Xiaomi Mi Max 3 is one of the most anticipated smartphones of this year. The smartphone succeeded the Xiaomi Mi Max 2, which had a bezel-less design on three sides. A report suggests the smartphone will choose between Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 and 630 chipsets and wireless charging. Previously, a leaked report suggested that the phablet would sport a 7-inch display with an 18:9 aspect ratio, a 5,500 mAh battery, and a dual camera setup.
This new information is reported by the folks at XDA-Developers, who found it in the strings part of the firmware code of the MIUI Keyguard API. The lines “Wireless Charging has stopped” and the other lines found will appear when the smartphone is placed on a wireless charging plate. An online image shows how the Mi Max 3 should be positioned. The image depicts only a visual image of the smartphone, not an actual one.
As for the dual cameras, there are not many options for a smartphone of this size. There is a Sony IMX363 sensor or a Samsung S5K217+ S5K5E8 camera setup. As for the front, an S5K4H7 camera sensor will be paired with an iris scanner available only in the Galaxy series devices. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer aims to make a smartphone that can be unlocked by just looking while sitting on a wireless charging pad. Other specs of the upcoming Mi Max 3 include a dual SIM card, dual SD card slot, IR blaster, notification lights, audio tuning by Direct, Qualcomm aptX and aptX HD Bluetooth, dual speakers, and something called a front “remosic” sensor.
The smartphone is expected to be unveiled at the MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2018, scheduled in Barcelona, Spain, at the end of this month.
