Each variant will also have a Hi-Fi audio chip and house quick charging.
Xiaomi’s Mi Note series has been a flagship of sorts for the company. Last year, the Xiaomi Mi Note launched with good specifications for the time. Now, after almost 18 months, details are emerging about the successor of the Mi Note.
According to the latest information available, the Chinese brand is not working on one, but three variants of the Mi Note’s successor: a standard version, a 'High' model and one with curved display. The standard version is touted to have a single primary camera module, a Hi-Fi audio chip and "regular" quick charge feature. The 'High' variant is expected to feature dual-camera imaging module on the back, which will be a first for Xiaomi. It will also have "super quick charging", along with the Hi-Fi audio chip as seen on the standard variant. The top of the line Mi Note 2 will also be sporting a curved screen display, alongside retaining the super quick charging and Hi-Fi audio chip.
While further specifications are not available at the moment, we can probably expect the standard variant to come with 4GB of RAM, and the higher variants with 6GB of RAM. Display sizes should be identical to the first gen Mi Note with 1080p resoltion, or maybe even QHD, if Xiaomi decides to go all out. The curved model can be expected to present a 2K resolution display.
There have been no mention of possible release dates or pricing, but going by the features listed in the leaks, the Mi Note 2 would possibly be on the higher end of Xiaomi's pricing range.
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