As part of a special presentation in India, Xiaomi presented the Redmi K50i smartphone, a mid-range smartphone with a 144 Hz IPS display (most of the competitors have AMOLED and 120 Hz), fast memory (LPDDR5 and UFS 3.1), 67 W fast charging , and for headphones and an IR port.

The catch is that the Redmi K50i is a reprint of the Poco X4 GT, which has become the global version of the Chinese Redmi Note 11T Pro. In other words, the novelty turned out to be an exact copy of the existing models described above, both externally and internally.

Features of Xiaomi Redmi K50i

• Display: 6.6 inches, aspect ratio 20.5:9, IPS, 2460×1080 pixels, 407 PPI, frequency 144 Hz.
• Operating system: MIUI 13 based on Android 12
• Chipset: MediaTek Dimension 8100, 5 nm.
• Processor: Cortex-A78 (4×2.8GHz) + Cortex-A55 (4×2.0GHz).
• GPU: Mali-G610 MC6.
• RAM: 6/8GB.
• Memory: 128/256 GB.
• Main camera: 64 MP + 8 MP (wide angle) + 2 MP, LED flash.
• Front camera: 16 MP.
• Battery: 5080 mAh, 67 W charging included + Power Delivery 3.0.
• Dimensions: 163.6 74.3 8.9 mm, 200 grams.
• Slots: 2 nanoSIMs.
• Communication: 5G, 4G+, 4G, Bluetooth 5.3, dual-band Wi-Fi 6, GPS (A-GPS), GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, QZSS, NFC, USB OTG.
• Sensors: accelerometer, gyroscope, electronic compass, proximity, lighting, color spectrum, fingerprint scanner on the power button.

In India, the 6/128GB model is priced at Rs 25,999 ($325), while the 8/256GB version is priced at Rs 28,999 ($362).