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Redmi 10X: a new leak suggests this phone is not a renamed Note 9 after all

Will we have seen the 10X before on its launch? (Source: Redmi)
Will we have seen the 10X before on its launch? (Source: Redmi)
Redmi is currently linked to the launch of a phone called the 10X. Despite the novelty of this name, recent leaks have suggested that this device has the same specs as the Note 9 from the same brand. However, a new tip contradicts this idea with a different spec-list.

It has been said that Honor has had to re-name its 9X successor due to Redmi's plans to release a phone of an identical name. This 10X has emerged in the form of leaks that paint it as a re-branded Note 9. This phone launched with the new MediaTek Helio G85 processor and 6GB of RAM - which the 10X is now also said to rock. However, a new rumor says otherwise.

It comes in the form of a Google Play Console listing for an upcoming phone code-named merlin - or, alternatively, the Redmi 10X 4G. This phone is allegedly now documented on the Mountain View giant's developer resource as a device that runs on the Helio G70, not the G85. 

Similarly, this new apparent sign of the 10X states it has 4GB of RAM. Therefore, it and the Note 9 may not be the same phone after all. Then again, the earlier leak on this subject also indicated that the re-named phone in question was destined for the Chinese market, whereas the new appearance on the Play Console points to a more international launch. Therefore, Redmi may have multiple discrete versions of the 10X intended for different regions in the works.

The new "Remdi 10X" listing. (Source: Google Play Console via 91Mobiles)
The new "Remdi 10X" listing. (Source: Google Play Console via 91Mobiles)
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Deirdre O Donnell, 2020-05-10 (Update: 2020-05-10)