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The Redmi K40 surfaces in yet another leak; expected to share features with the Redmi K30 Pro

The Redmi K40 will sport a pop-up display like the Redmi K30 Pro. (Source: Xiaomi)
The Redmi K40 will sport a pop-up display like the Redmi K30 Pro. (Source: Xiaomi)
The Redmi K30 duo was launched six months ago, which means it's about time we got a successor to the phones. New information has now surfaced about the upcoming Redmi K40, with notable takeaways including battery capacity, display design/features, and main camera specifications.

Over the past few weeks, there have been multiple rumors and leaks about the Redmi K40. A new leak about the phone has surfaced once more, further lending credence to previously revealed information on the upcoming Xiaomi mid-range phone.

Going by a post on Weibo by tipster Digital Chat Station, the Redmi K40 will feature a 4500 mAh battery. Even more interestingly, the phone is said to be completely notchless, opting for a pop-up selfie camera. The Redmi K30 sported a dual-selfie hole-punch, which didn't seem to go down well with fans of the series. The K30 Pro was a return to the pop-up selfie camera, and it appears the Redmi K40 will continue on that path. The display itself is touted to be a 120 Hz LCD panel.

Going by previous information, the Redmi K40 will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1000+. That's a powerful chipset, on par with the Snapdragon 855 Plus, and will ensure the Redmi K40 is a huge performance upgrade on the Snapdragon 765G-powered Redmi K30 5G. The phone is expected to offer 33 W fast-charging, along with a 64 MP main camera—supposedly the same Sony IMX686 on the Redmi K30 phones. 

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Ricci Rox, 2020-06-30 (Update: 2020-06-30)