Xiaomi’s Upcoming Flagship Phone Mi 5s And Mi 5s Plus Design, Images, Retail Box Leaked

Images of Xiaomi's flagship smartphone Mi 5s and Mi 5s plus were leaked recently. These images include the promotional poster for Mi 5s and a retail box for Mi 5s Plus. It was also revealed through the leaked images that the phone will be launched officially on September 29th and JD.com will be official selling e-retailer for Xiaomi.

Many leaked images of Xiaomi 5s has been trolling for a week now. Xiaomi officials confirmed that the phone will be powered by snapdragon 821 (by freeing the device's AnTuTu score) and will have two camera sensors on the back. Lei Jun, Xiaomi's CEO has already disclosed the first sample camera couple of days before. Official poster of the phones will be released today. Reported Android headlines

According to Phonearena, expected pricing of Xiaomi 5s is approx. $300 USD and $450 USD for Xiaomi 5s plus. Both the dual camera set-up and snapdragon sense ID ultrasonic fingerprint scanner are the watch out new features of the phone. Force touch will also be available on both the new models.

Specifications of Xiaomi's Mi 5s

Talking about the features of the phones, newsy today reported that Mi 5s will be equipped with 6GB RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Mi 5s plus will have 6GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage. From the leaked images it can be easily interpreted that both the phones look alike. Also, the fingerprint scanner will replace the traditional home button. The images also reveal that both the handset are made up of metal and glass and will have a curved back, Mi 5s plus may have a ceramic back.

It is also interesting to note that Mi 5s will sport a sensitive display and will have Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, MIUI 8 operating system predicated to be installed on top of Google's operating systems.

Xiaomi phones have always been a hit in the affordable smartphone market. The leaked images do give us a hint that the new releases are going to be a success among smartphone lovers. Let's wait to see people's reaction upon the official release of the phone.