Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

Do you think you have seen too many Redmi Note devices this year? Well, maybe you should change your mind. The latest rumors from China suggest that there is another smartphone that belongs to the Note series, even if it is only a small upgrade compared with previous phones.

The device with the problem should appear under the name of Redmi Note 8T. In addition to the main specifications, today we will see the just leaked rendering on the Internet for the first time.

So let's start with the hardware features. As we mentioned earlier, they don't change much compared to Redmi Note 8 on the market today (in some countries). In fact, we will have the same diagonal IP display with 6.39in full HD resolution, Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 as a processor, up to 6GB memory and 128GB memory.

The camera remains unchanged, the four rear sensors are 48MP, 8MP, 2MP and 2MP, the former is 13MP, and the total battery capacity is 4000mAh.

What's the difference? Well, there's basically only one NFC module. Yes, in the base version of the most successful series, Redmi will once again meet the requirements of some users

As for the design, we can see from the photos above and below that the difference is very small, but it still exists. Especially in the blue variant, the reflection we see is not obvious, while in the white variant, the word "Redmi" changes the color from white to gray.

Finally, the black version seems to have lost its matte effect and adopted a more reflective color. Of course, because these renderings are leaked online and unofficial, these differences may not even be obvious or non-existent at the time of release.

Anyway, what do you think of the imaginary Redmi Note 8T with NFC? Are you interested or would you like Xiaomi to take a few months off? Please tell us in the comments section below!

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