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OnePlus 15 to Launch on October 27 in China – Pricing, Camera, Cooling, and Key Features Revealed Ahead of Launch

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Highlights

  • The OnePlus 15 will debut in China on October 27 with a global rollout expected soon after.
  • It’s reportedly priced lower than the OnePlus 13, aiming for competitive value and gaming appeal.
  • It introduces Oppo’s LUMO imaging system, featuring a triple 50MP setup with advanced sensors and capabilities like 4K 120fps Dolby Vision and Pro XDR.
  • Powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, the phone includes a 7,300mAh battery, 165Hz display, and a redesigned Glacier Cooling System with aerogel insulation for sustained gaming.
OnePlus 15 is scheduled to launch in China on October 27. (Image credit - OnePlus)
OnePlus 15 is scheduled to launch in China on October 27. (Image credit – OnePlus)

The OnePlus 15 is all set to debut in China on October 27 with its India launch expected to follow soon after. Ahead of the official unveiling, several details regarding its design, pricing, camera, and hardware features have surfaced online. Here’s everything we know so far about the upcoming OnePlus flagship.

OnePlus 15 Price Details (Leaked)

Recent leaks indicate that the OnePlus 15 will be slightly cheaper than its predecessor, the OnePlus 13. According to well-known tipster Arsène Lupin on X, the device is expected to launch in the UK for £949 for the 16GB RAM + 512GB storage variant.

For comparison, the same configuration of the OnePlus 13 was priced at £999, marking a price drop of around £50 (approximately $67). While pricing for the base 256GB model remains undisclosed, reports suggest that the flagship will retail in China at around 3,999 Yuan (roughly $560), making it approximately 500 Yuan ($70) cheaper than the OnePlus 13.

This pricing move appears to be part of OnePlus’ new strategy to offer more competitive pricing while strengthening its focus on gaming performance, reportedly inspired by the success of iQOO 13 in China.

OnePlus 15 To Debut Oppo’s LUMO Imaging System (Revealed)

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Caption – OnePlus 15 camera specs teaser released on Weibo. (Image credit – OnePlus)

OnePlus China President Li Jie has officially confirmed that the OnePlus 15 will introduce Oppo’s LUMO imaging system, representing a major leap in the brand’s photography technology. Li described it as “a new chapter in the brand’s camera journey,” stating that the LUMO system embodies the highest imaging standards within the Oppo Group.

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Caption – OnePlus China President Li Jie’s official post on Weibo. (Translated via Google Translate)

According to Li, the OnePlus 15 will deliver the best photographic performance in OnePlus’ history, emphasising depth, light accuracy, and colour authenticity. While the long-standing Hasselblad partnership has ended, OnePlus will retain Hasselblad-inspired colour science, Master Mode, and the brand’s aesthetic tone, ensuring its signature camera experience remains familiar.

The smartphone features a triple 50MP camera setup, including a 3.5x periscope telephoto lens with an 85mm portrait focal length. Camera capabilities include Pro XDR, 4K 120fps Dolby Vision video recording, ultra-clear live photos, and full focal-range high-definition imaging.

Leaked details suggest the setup includes a 50MP Sony LYT-700 primary sensor with OIS, a 50MP OmniVision OV50D ultra-wide lens, and a 50MP Samsung JN5 periscope telephoto camera, making it one of the most advanced camera systems ever on a OnePlus phone.

OnePlus 15 Cooling System and Performance (Revealed)

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Caption – OnePlus 15 cooling system teasers recently released on Weibo. (Image credit – OnePlus)

Ahead of launch, OnePlus has teased major upgrades to the phone’s cooling system and gaming capabilities. The device introduces a redesigned Glacier Cooling System that includes a larger vapour chamber with tearable steel walls for enhanced heat dissipation and a slimmer internal structure, allowing for more internal space.

Additionally, OnePlus has developed a Glacier Supercritical Aerogel for thermal insulation, which helps keep the phone’s exterior cooler during extended gaming sessions.

The OnePlus 15 will also feature improved bypass charging, a new network optimisation chip for better cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity, and an enhanced display chip to deliver smoother touch synchronisation.

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Caption – OnePlus China President Li Jie’s official post on Weibo. (Translated via Google Translate)

OnePlus 15 – Other Specifications (Revealed)

The OnePlus 15 sports a 6.78-inch BOE X3 display with 1.5K resolution and a 165Hz adaptive refresh rate. Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, paired with a dual capillary Glacier cooling system for better thermal management.

Fueling the device is a massive 7,300mAh battery with support for 120W wired fast charging and 50W wireless charging, ensuring long-lasting performance and rapid top-ups.

FAQs

Q1. When is the OnePlus 15 launching and what’s its expected price?

Answer. The OnePlus 15 is set to launch in China on October 27, with a UK price leak suggesting £949 for the 16GB + 512GB variant, £50 less than the OnePlus 13.

Q2. What camera system does the OnePlus 15 feature?

Answer. It introduces Oppo’s LUMO imaging system with a triple 50MP setup, including a periscope telephoto lens, 4K 120fps Dolby Vision video, and Pro XDR support.

Q3. What are the cooling and performance upgrades in the OnePlus 15?

Answer. The phone features a redesigned Glacier Cooling System, Glacier Supercritical Aerogel insulation, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, and a 7,300mAh battery with 120W fast charging.

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ChatGPT to Exit WhatsApp by January 2026 After Meta Bans Third-Party AI Chatbots

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Highlights

  • OpenAI confirmed ChatGPT will be discontinued on WhatsApp from January 15, 2026 after Meta’s updated policy banning third-party AI chatbots.
  • OpenAI advises WhatsApp users to link their accounts to preserve chat history as WhatsApp does not support chat exports or automatic transfers.
  • Meta’s policy shift aims to reduce server load and promote its own AI assistant across platforms.

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Caption – (Photo by ilgmyzin on Unsplash)


OpenAI has officially confirmed that ChatGPT will no longer be available on WhatsApp starting January 15, 2026. This announcement comes after Meta updated its policy restricting third-party AI chatbots on the platform. The company shared the announcement in an X post and also updated the FAQ section on its website, marking the end of ChatGPT’s integration with WhatsApp.

OpenAI stated, “On Jan 15, 2026, ChatGPT will no longer be available on WhatsApp. ChatGPT remains available on iOS, Android, and the web.”

Users Advised to Link Accounts Before Discontinuation

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Caption – ChatGPT on WhatsApp. (Image credit – OpenAI)

OpenAI is urging current WhatsApp users to link their accounts to preserve their chat history, since WhatsApp does not support chat export functionality.

The company added, “We recommend linking your account soon to maintain your history. Your WhatsApp conversations won’t transfer automatically after January 15, 2026. WhatsApp does not support chat exports.”

Users who have already linked their phone numbers will also have the option to unlink them after integration with ChatGPT if they choose.

Until now, WhatsApp users could interact with ChatGPT by messaging the chatbot on 1-800-242-8478, allowing them to ask questions, search the web, generate images, or chat with the AI assistant. Similar services have also been offered by other AI bots such as Perplexity, Luzia, and Poke.

Why ChatGPT Is Leaving WhatsApp?

The exit follows Meta’s quiet update to its WhatsApp Business API policy, which effectively bans general-purpose AI chatbots from operating on the platform.

The updated policy states, “Providers and developers of artificial intelligence or machine learning technologies, including but not limited to large language models, generative artificial intelligence platforms, general-purpose artificial intelligence assistants, or similar technologies as determined by Meta in its sole discretion (‘AI Providers’), are strictly prohibited from accessing or using the WhatsApp Business Solution, whether directly or indirectly.”

Meta claims the move is aimed at reducing server load caused by third-party AI integrations. However, industry analysts suggest the deeper motive is to make Meta AI the sole chatbot available across its ecosystem.

As a result, popular third-party AI assistants including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Luzia, and Poke will be forced to shut down their WhatsApp chatbots.

Meta AI Tightens Its Grip Across Platforms

The decision highlights Meta’s increasing focus on integrating its own AI assistant throughout its apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and its standalone AI app. Users currently have no option to fully disable AI features within these platforms.

Adding to privacy concerns, Meta recently announced that it would personalise ads and content based on users’ interactions with Meta AI across its services.

FAQs

Q1. When will ChatGPT stop working on WhatsApp?

Answer. ChatGPT will no longer be available on WhatsApp starting January 15, 2026, due to Meta’s updated policy banning third-party AI chatbots from the platform.

Q2. What should users do to preserve their ChatGPT chat history on WhatsApp?

Answer. OpenAI recommends linking your account before January 15, 2026, as WhatsApp does not support chat exports and conversations won’t transfer automatically.

Q3. Why is Meta banning third-party AI chatbots like ChatGPT from WhatsApp?

Answer. Meta updated its WhatsApp Business API policy to prohibit general-purpose AI assistants, citing server load concerns and aiming to prioritise its own Meta AI assistant.

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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Atlas – An AI-Powered Web Browser for macOS with Built-In ChatGPT Integration

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Highlights

  • OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, a Chromium-based web browser with built-in ChatGPT integration.
  • It is now available globally for macOS users.
  • The browser offers AI-driven browsing with features like inline editing, summarisation, automated actions, and optional “Browser Memories” for tailored assistance.
  • OpenAI is developing versions for Windows, iOS, and Android, aiming to redefine web interaction across devices.

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Caption – OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Atlas. (Image credit – OpenAI)

OpenAI has officially introduced ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-first web browser designed to seamlessly integrate the company’s flagship chatbot directly into the browsing experience. The new browser, now available globally for macOS users, represents OpenAI’s first major step into the web browsing market. Versions for Windows, iOS, and Android are also in development and expected to arrive soon. Here’s everything you need to know about ChatGPT Atlas.

“A Once-in-a-Decade Opportunity,” Says Sam Altman

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman introduced the new browser in an unexpected livestream and X (formerly Twitter) post.


Describing the launch during the livestream, Altman said, “We think AI represents a rare, once-a-decade opportunity to rethink what a browser can be. In the same way that, for the previous way people used the internet, the URL bar and the search box were a great analogue, what we’re starting to see is that the chat experience and the web browser can be a quick analogue.”

Altman emphasised that ChatGPT Atlas is not just another browsing tool. Instead, it reimagines how users interact with the web by embedding ChatGPT throughout the browser, enabling users to ask questions, summarise content, or perform tasks directly without switching tabs or copying text between applications.

Check out the full live stream below –

ChatGPT Atlas – All About OpenAI’s Web Browser

The ChatGPT Atlas browser is built on Chromium just like Google Chrome and Perplexity’s Comet, but it redefines the browsing experience with AI at its core. Instead of a traditional address bar, Atlas offers a search bar where users can either enter a website URL or directly ask questions to ChatGPT.

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Each tab also includes a side panel for accessing the chatbot instantly, allowing users to engage with ChatGPT alongside their current page. All search queries are routed through ChatGPT and the new tab interface presents categorised links for web, image, and video results, among others.

One of Atlas’s standout features is context-aware assistance, where ChatGPT understands what users are viewing or doing within the browser. This enables tasks such as summarising articles, drafting emails, or researching topics simply by asking the AI. OpenAI highlights that context-awareness allows users can ask ChatGPT questions like, “Find all the job postings I was looking at last week and create a summary of industry trends so I can prepare for interviews.”

Subscribers to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Business plans can unlock more advanced capabilities including multi-step and automated actions, performed directly by ChatGPT on their behalf.

The browser also includes an optional “Browser Memories” feature, giving users the choice to allow ChatGPT to remember key information and provide personalised, smarter suggestions over time. Importantly, this feature is fully controllable, allowing users to decide what the AI can or cannot retain.

ChatGPT Atlas supports inline text editing, letting users highlight any portion of a web page and interact with or modify it using ChatGPT. In addition, robust privacy controls allow users to manage exactly what the AI can access or remember, ensuring a transparent and secure browsing experience.

However, one limitation noted by early reviewers is that ChatGPT Atlas cannot automate in-browser testing on localhost, which some developers see as a missed opportunity for a truly comprehensive AI development tool.

Availability and Future Plans

Currently, ChatGPT Atlas is exclusive to macOS. Atlas is also available in beta for Business and if enabled by their plan administrator, for Enterprise and Edu users.

Meanwhile, OpenAI has begun collecting user feedback to refine the experience before expanding to other platforms. The company has confirmed that Windows, iOS, and Android versions are already in the works and will be released in the coming months.

FAQs

Q1. What is ChatGPT Atlas and how is it different from traditional browsers?

Answer. ChatGPT Atlas is an AI-powered web browser for macOS that integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience. Unlike traditional browsers, it replaces the address bar with a search/chat interface and offers context-aware assistance, inline editing, and real-time AI support.

Q2. What features does ChatGPT Atlas offer to enhance productivity?

Answer. Atlas includes a side panel for instant ChatGPT access, inline text editing, summarisation tools, automated multi-step actions (for paid subscribers), and optional “Browser Memories” for personalised suggestions.

Q3. Is ChatGPT Atlas available on platforms other than macOS?

Answer. Currently, ChatGPT Atlas is exclusive to macOS. However, OpenAI has confirmed that versions for Windows, iOS, and Android are in development and will launch soon.

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New Apple Vision Pro with M5 Chip Now Assembled in Vietnam as Apple Expands Supply Chain Beyond China

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Highlights

  • Apple’s new Vision Pro with M5 chip is now assembled in Vietnam, signalling a key move to diversify its supply chain beyond China.
  • While the headset is labelled “Product of Vietnam,” accessories like the Dual Knit Band are still made in China.
  • Apple is gradually shifting production to countries like India, Thailand, and Malaysia.

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Caption – New Apple Vision Pro. (Image credit – Apple)

Apple’s latest Vision Pro headset with the new M5 chip and a Dual Knit Band will officially hit stores this week. However, the updated model brings a major change related to Apple’s broader strategy to spread its supply chain across multiple regions, reducing its heavy reliance on Chinese production. Here’s the latest update on Apple’s manufacturing strategy.

Apple’s Manufacturing Strategy

According to a report by Bloomberg, while the first-generation Apple Vision Pro was assembled in China, the new M5-powered model will be manufactured in Vietnam. Yes, the box label of the device now reads “Product of Vietnam”, signalling a key milestone in Apple’s ongoing effort to diversify its production network away from China.

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Caption – Apple Vision Pro processors. (Image credit – Apple)

However, Bloomberg also noted that the Dual Knit Band, which is sold separately, continues to be produced in China.

The report reads, “While packaging for full Vision Pro units shows a “Product of Vietnam” label, customers who purchased the new Dual Knit headband as a standalone item have noticed that the accessory is made in China. The original Vision Pro was manufactured by China-based Luxshare Precision Industry Co., which also makes some AirPods.”

The timing of this shift is particularly significant as Apple continues to balance complex geopolitical and commercial pressures between the United States and China. Washington has been urging U.S. companies to move more manufacturing back home, while Apple simultaneously maintains strong ties with Chinese suppliers and government officials.

Earlier this year, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited China and reportedly reassured local leaders that the company would continue investing in the region, even as it diversifies production elsewhere.

Production Expands to New Regions

Thanks to the trade tensions between the U.S. and China, Apple has been gradually moving portions of its manufacturing to other Asian countries including Vietnam, India, Thailand, and Malaysia. Despite these efforts, China still handles the majority of Apple’s global production, especially for high-demand devices such as iPhones and Macs.

The decision to assemble the Apple Vision Pro (M5) in Vietnam likely reflects a combination of factors. One of the primary reasons could be the headset’s relatively low production volume and the minor hardware updates it introduces compared to the original model. These smaller changes make it easier to transition manufacturing to a new site without disrupting Apple’s broader supply chain.

Meanwhile, the company is expected to grow its lineup of wearables and head-mounted devices in the coming years. Considering this, diversifying production early will help in reducing future risks related to trade restrictions or political instability.

FAQs

Q1. Where is the new Apple Vision Pro (M5) headset assembled?

Answer. The updated Vision Pro with the M5 chip is now assembled in Vietnam, marking Apple’s strategic shift to diversify its supply chain beyond China.

Q2. Is China still involved in producing parts of the new Vision Pro?

Answer. Yes, while the headset is labelled “Product of Vietnam,” accessories like the Dual Knit Band are still manufactured in China, showing partial reliance on Chinese suppliers.

Q3. Why is Apple moving new Vision Pro production to countries like Vietnam?

Answer. Apple is expanding manufacturing to regions like Vietnam, India, and Malaysia to reduce geopolitical risks, respond to U.S. trade pressures, and prepare for future wearable growth.

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Samsung Galaxy XR Headset Debuts with 27MP 8K Displays, Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, and Full Android App Support at $1,800

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Highlights

  • Samsung unveiled the Galaxy XR headset, its first mixed reality device developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm.
  • Priced at $1,800, the headset features dual 27MP micro-OLED 8K displays, Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, 16GB RAM, 256GB storage, 6.5MP passthrough cameras, eye and hand tracking, iris recognition, and Dolby Atmos audio for a premium XR experience.
  • It is available in the US and South Korea with optional accessories, discounts, and an “Explorer Pack” offering Google AI Pro and YouTube Premium.

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Caption – Samsung Galaxy XR Headset. (Image credit – Samsung)

Samsung has officially launched its much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy XR headset, marking a major step in its collaboration with Google and Qualcomm. The trio aims to deliver a new generation of Android-powered XR (Extended Reality) devices spanning “the full spectrum of XR form factors,” including upcoming AI-powered smart glasses.

Originally teased during the Galaxy Unpacked event in January, the Samsung Galaxy XR was unveiled at a live Galaxy event on October 21. Known earlier by its codename Project Moohan, the device now makes its official debut as Samsung’s flagship entry into the mixed reality space.

Announcing the launch, Won-Joon Choi, Chief Operating Officer of Mobile eXperience (MX) Business at Samsung Electronics said, “With Galaxy XR, Samsung is introducing a brand-new ecosystem of mobile devices. Built on Android XR, Galaxy XR expands the vision for mobile AI into a new frontier of immersive and meaningful possibilities, allowing XR to move from concept to everyday reality, for both the industry and users.”

“Android XR is the first Android platform built entirely for the Gemini era, and we are incredibly excited to take a significant leap forward today with the launch of Galaxy XR,” said Sameer Samat, President of Android Ecosystem at Google. “Through our partnership with Samsung, Android XR will unlock entirely new ways to explore, connect and create, building an open, unified platform for the next evolution of computing.”

“Galaxy XR embodies our vision for the future, where the synergy of AI and XR transforms the possibilities of personal computing,” said Alex Katouzian, Group GM of Mobile, Compute & XR at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. “We’re thrilled to be collaborating on this initiative, as Galaxy XR will help to bring new use cases across various industries and pave the way for exciting multi-device experiences, all enabled by our work with Samsung and Google.

Here’s more about the newly launched device.

Samsung Galaxy XR Headset – Features, Functions, and Specs

The headset features dual micro-OLED displays boasting a 3,552 x 3,840-pixel resolution per eye, totalling 27 megapixels, nearly equivalent to 8K resolution. It supports refresh rates of 60Hz, 72Hz (default), and 90Hz with a 109° horizontal and 100° vertical field of view for an expansive visual experience.

For an immersive XR experience, the Galaxy XR includes dual 6.5MP cameras with 18mm f/2.0 wide-angle lenses that support video passthrough, enabling users to see their surroundings. These cameras can also capture 3D photos and videos. Six additional world-facing cameras enable inside-out tracking, meaning users don’t need external sensors. These also support hand tracking, the headset’s primary method of control.

It further includes a depth sensor, five IMUs (accelerometer + gyroscope), and a flicker sensor for consistent performance under artificial lighting.

Inside the headset, four eye-tracking cameras detect where users are looking and power iris recognition, which handles unlocking and secure app authentication. Users can adjust the interpupillary distance (54–70mm) and even add optical inserts for vision correction. The removable light shield enhances immersion during VR sessions or can be detached for greater comfort.

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Caption – Samsung Galaxy XR Headset design. (Image credit – Samsung)

Weighing 545 grams with its forehead cushion (and 302 grams for the separate battery), Samsung has engineered the headset’s frame to distribute weight evenly across the head for comfort during extended use. The separate battery reduces strain on the neck and face. However, it’s not meant for outdoor use, Samsung rates the battery life at up to 2.5 hours for basic video playback and around 2 hours for mixed-reality applications.

Under the hood, the Galaxy XR is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, offering a 20% faster CPU and 15% faster GPU than the previous XR2 Gen 2, alongside 12ms full-colour video passthrough. It’s paired with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

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Caption – Samsung Galaxy XR Headset supports all Android apps natively. (Image credit – Samsung)

Running on Android XR, the platform supports all Android apps natively and allows developers to create new XR experiences using OpenXR, WebXR, and Unity.

A highlight of the Galaxy XR ecosystem is Google’s Gemini AI integration. The AI assistant can see and hear through the headset, allowing users to interact naturally with their surroundings. For instance, you can plan trips with Google Maps, discover places to visit, or ask Gemini questions while watching YouTube videos. In video passthrough mode, simply circle an object with your finger to trigger an instant search.

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Caption – Samsung Galaxy XR Headset functions. (Image credit – Samsung)

The headset isn’t just about productivity and Samsung has included powerful entertainment capabilities too. Users can stream TV shows in a theatre-like view, watch multiple sports feeds simultaneously, or play XR-optimised games with real-time assistance from Gemini. Adobe’s Project Pulsar brings XR-based video editing, while built-in AI tools can even convert 2D content into 3D.

Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) and Bluetooth 5.4 for low-latency performance. The headset is equipped with six microphones to capture ambient and voice audio, and dual two-way speakers (woofer + tweeter) supporting Dolby Atmos, HDR10, and HLG video playback for an immersive audiovisual experience.

Samsung Galaxy XR Headset – Key Specifications At a Glance –

  • Displays: Micro-OLED (27MP total, 3,552 x 3,840 per eye)
  • Refresh Rate: Up to 90Hz
  • Field of View: 109° horizontal, 100° vertical
  • Processor: Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2
  • RAM: 16GB
  • Storage: 256GB
  • Camera: 6.5MP (dual)
  • Weight: 545g (headset), 302g (battery)
  • Special Features: Iris recognition, Dolby Atmos, HDR10, HLG support
  • Video Playback: 8K UHD (7680 x 4320) at 60fps

Samsung Galaxy XR Headset – Price and Availability

The Samsung Galaxy XR is now available in the US and South Korea for $1,800, while the optional Galaxy XR Controller costs $249.99. Samsung is also offering 24-month financing plans and an exclusive “Explorer Pack” for 2025 buyers, which includes a one-year Google AI Pro subscription, YouTube Premium, and access to special XR content.

In the US, customers can get 30% off accessories such as cases, controllers, and Galaxy Buds3 Pro, plus a 10% student discount on the headset itself. The package also includes free access to premium XR apps, gaming experiences, and NBA content.

Meanwhile, Samsung and Google is further partnering with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster to create stylish eyewear options for future XR devices, blending fashion with cutting-edge technology.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Samsung Galaxy XR headset and who collaborated on it?

Answer. The Galaxy XR is Samsung’s flagship mixed reality headset, developed in partnership with Google and Qualcomm. It runs on Android XR and integrates Gemini AI for immersive, AI-powered experiences.

Q2. What are the key display and camera features of the Galaxy XR?

Answer. It features dual micro-OLED displays with 27MP total resolution (3,552 x 3,840 per eye), supporting up to 90Hz refresh rate. For passthrough and 3D capture, it includes dual 6.5MP wide-angle cameras and six world-facing cameras for hand tracking and inside-out spatial awareness.

Q3. Which processor powers the Galaxy XR and how much memory does it have?

Answer. The headset is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, offering improved CPU and GPU performance. It comes with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

Q4. What AI features are included in the Galaxy XR experience?

Answer. Gemini AI enables natural interaction with the environment, users can ask questions, plan trips, or trigger searches by pointing at objects. It also supports real-time assistance in games and XR-based video editing via Adobe’s Project Pulsar.

Q5. How much does the Galaxy XR cost and what’s included in the launch offer?

Answer. The headset is priced at $1,800 in the US and South Korea. Buyers can opt for a $249.99 controller and receive an “Explorer Pack” with Google AI Pro, YouTube Premium, and exclusive XR content. Discounts on accessories and student pricing are also available.

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Poco F8 Ultra Appears on NBTC Certification Site, Expected to Launch Soon

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Highlights

  • The Poco F8 Ultra has appeared on Thailand’s NBTC certification site.
  • It is suggested to be the upcoming global release likely as a rebranded Redmi K90 Pro Max.
  • It may feature a 6.9″ 2K OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, up to 16GB RAM, 1TB storage, and a 7,650mAh battery with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging.

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Caption – Poco F8 Ultra could launch a global variant of the China-released Redmi K90 Pro Max (in picture). (Image credit – Redmi)

The new listing leak suggests that Poco’s next flagship in the F-series is on its way and will likely be the global variant of the Redmi K90 Pro Max. While the company has not yet confirmed the existence of this device in question, all speculations hint that it is the upcoming Poco F8 Ultra. Here’s what we know so far.

Poco F8 Ultra NBTC Certification

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Caption – Poco F8 Ultra on Thailand’s NBTC certification database. (Screenshot by @ZionsAnvin on X)

The likely Poco F8 Ultra has surfaced on Thailand’s NBTC (National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission) certification database, hinting at its imminent global debut. This follows the launch of the Poco F7 Ultra, which was approved by the same authority and officially unveiled in March earlier this year.

The details were first shared by tipster Anvin @ZionsAnvin on X (formerly Twitter).

According to the NBTC certification, the unannounced Poco F8 Ultra carries the model number 25102PCBEG. The listing reveals that the smartphone supports GSM, WCDMA, LTE, and NR networks, confirming 5G connectivity. It also mentions that the device is manufactured in China, further solidifying its link to Xiaomi’s production base.

Interestingly, the model number resembles that of the Redmi K90 Pro Max (25102RKBEC), where “RK” seemingly represents Redmi K-series, while “PC” in the Poco device’s model number signifies Poco branding. This pattern strongly indicates that the Poco F8 Ultra could be a rebranded version of the Redmi K90 Pro Max for international markets.

Given its appearance on the certification platform, the Poco F8 Ultra is expected to launch later this year or by early 2026.

Poco F8 Ultra – Key Specifications (Expected)

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Caption – Recently launched Redmi K90 Pro Max in the picture for reference. (Image credit – Redmi)

If the Poco F8 Ultra indeed mirrors the Redmi K90 Pro Max, it may feature a 6.9-inch OLED display with 2K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The device is likely to run on HyperOS 3 based on Android 16 and include an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor for secure biometric authentication.

Under the hood, the smartphone could be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, paired with up to 16GB of LPDDR5x RAM and 1TB of UFS 4.0 storage. Powering the device might be a 7,650mAh battery supporting 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, though the Poco F8 Ultra might feature a slightly smaller battery capacity than its Redmi counterpart.

For optics, the handset is rumoured to sport a triple 50MP rear camera setup, consisting of a 50MP OmniVision OV50 sensor as the primary lens, a 50MP ultra-wide lens, and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom and OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation). On the front, it may house a 20MP selfie camera.

Other expected features include a 2.1 speaker system for enhanced audio quality and an IP68/IP69-certified body for water and dust resistance.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Poco F8 Ultra and how is it related to the Redmi K90 Pro Max?

Answer. The Poco F8 Ultra is expected to be a rebranded global variant of the Redmi K90 Pro Max. Both devices share similar model numbers, suggesting they are essentially the same phone tailored for different markets.

Q2. What are the expected specifications of the Poco F8 Ultra?

Answer. It may feature a 6.9-inch 2K OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, up to 16GB RAM, 1TB storage, and a 7,650mAh battery with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging.

Q3. What camera setup is rumoured for the Poco F8 Ultra?

Answer. The device is expected to include a triple 50MP rear camera system, main, ultra-wide, and periscope telephoto with 5x optical zoom and OIS, plus a 20MP front camera.

Also Read –

https://www.mymobileindia.com/poco-f8-ultra-tipped-to-feature-flagship-grade-triple-50mp-cameras-with-periscope-lens/

https://www.mymobileindia.com/poco-f8-pro-listed-in-imei-database-most-likely-a-rebranded-redmi-k90/

Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro Launched with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 200MP Periscope Camera, and Customisable Design

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Highlights 

  • Realme GT8 and GT8 Pro launched in China featuring a 6.79″ 2K 144Hz OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, R1 graphics engine, and a 7000mAh battery with up to 120W fast charging.
  • GT8 Pro boasts a 200MP Ricoh-engineered periscope lens with GR modes, 8K imaging, and custom tones; GT8 offers a 50MP periscope and 16MP front camera.
  • Prices start at ¥2899 ($561) for the base Realme GT8 model in China.

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Caption – Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro launched in China. (Image credit – Realme)

Realme has officially unveiled Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro flagship smartphones in China. The smartphone lineup marks a major leap forward in design, display, performance, and camera technology. Both phones feature cutting-edge specifications and will soon make their way to global markets. Here’s more about both model.

Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro – Display, Processor, Battery and More

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The realme GT8 series boasts a 6.79-inch 2K 144Hz Sky Dome OLED flat display with an impressive 3200Hz instantaneous touch sampling rate and 360Hz four-finger sampling rate. Built using Q10 + BOE custom luminous materials, the screen offers up to 7000 nits peak brightness, 2000 nits global brightness, and 4000 nits Sunlight Display, delivering twice the brightness for clearer outdoor visibility.

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It also supports hardware-level DC dimming, 1-nit ultra-dark mode, and True Color eye protection with a dedicated eye comfort mode.

Both devices are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, paired with up to 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1TB UFS 4.1 storage. To keep performance stable, realme has equipped the phones with a massive 7000mm² Ultra-Coverage Cold Front Cooling VC system, its largest ever that offers 30% more coverage than its predecessor.

The phones also integrate a dedicated R1 graphics chip, enabling super-resolution and super-frame modes for over 100 mobile games. The GT Performance Engine supports 2K+120FPS gameplay and 144Hz high-frame modes in select popular shooting titles.

For audio, the devices feature Dual 1115E symmetrical speakers with N’Bass bass enhancement, a full-cavity design, and an immersive surround sound field.

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In terms of haptics, they include an 0816 AAC top-level ultra-wideband pulse motor based on third-generation ESA technology, offering precise and powerful 4D vibration feedback for gaming.

The GT8 series houses a 7000mAh second-gen Titan battery. As for charging, here’s what both models offer –

  • GT8: 100W wired fast charging
  • GT8 Pro: 120W wired + 50W wireless flash charging (50% charge in just 15 minutes

Both phones fully charge in under 45 minutes and feature the Sky Communication System with Sky Signal Chip S1, improving cellular gaming performance by 25% even under weak signal conditions. They support N79 and 21 global 5G bands.

The phones run Android 16 with realme UI 7.0 on top and come with IP66, IP68, and IP69 dust and water resistance ratings, a first for the GT lineup.

Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro – Camera System

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Realme has partnered with Ricoh Imaging Company to co-engineer the GT8 Pro’s camera system, drawing inspiration from Ricoh’s GR series. The phone features a 200MP Ultra-Light and Shadow Periscope Telephoto lens, meeting official Ricoh GR optical standards. The co-developed ultra-high transparency lens group ensures low glare, high clarity, and minimal distortion.

A special “Ricoh GR Mode” is included, featuring –

  • Fast Operation – Mimics Ricoh GR IV’s quick shutter response and signature sound.
  • Snap Mode – Lets users preset focus distance for instant captures.
  • Viewfinder Mode – Offers an unobstructed, minimalist view for composing shots.

The GT8 Pro also supports two Ricoh-style focal lengths, 28mm for wide shots and 40mm for tighter compositions, alongside five exclusive GR tones. These tones include Standard, Positive Film, Negative Film, Monotone, and High-Contrast B&W. Users can also create custom tones via the “Customised Tone” feature.

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Camera Specs

Realme GT8 Pro –

  • 200MP periscope telephoto lens
  • 50MP 1/1.56″ main camera
  • 50MP ultra-wide sensor
  • 32MP front camera

Realme GT8 –

  • 50MP 1/1.56″ main camera
  • 50MP 3.5X periscope telephoto
  • 8MP ultra-wide sensor
  • 16MP front camera

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The 200MP lens supports –

  • True 200MP Mode with multi-frame fusion
  • 8K Ultra-HD imaging with 4x resolution
  • 3x Optical Zoom and 6x Lossless Zoom
  • 25cm Telephoto Close-ups for capturing intricate details

Realme GT8 Pro Design Elements

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The realme GT8 Pro introduces a “new mechanical assembly design”, making it the first smartphone in the industry with a detachable and replaceable Deco system. Users can switch between various lens module designs –

  • Functional Robot – The default module combines the flash, colour temperature sensor, and screws into a robotic shape.
  • Classic Round Deco – Offers a balanced, timeless aesthetic.
  • Square Deco – Features a metal porthole design with bold lines for a performance-oriented look.
  • Transparent Rubik’s Cube – Adds a futuristic touch, resembling a robot with a space helmet.

Colour options are as follows –

  • White – AG frosted glass finish, smooth and fingerprint-resistant.
  • Blue – Recycled paper-like leather texture, elegant yet durable.
  • Green – Refreshing tone with a unique paper texture that stands out.

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Meanwhile, the GT8 carries a non-replaceable circular camera design and comes in similar shades.

Realme GT8 and Realme GT8 Pro – Price and Availability

The Realme GT8 and GT8 Pro are now available in China with global launches confirmed soon.

Prices –

  • Realme GT8 12GB+256GB – 2899 yuan (USD 407 / Rs. 35,850 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 16GB+256GB – 3199 yuan (USD 449 / Rs. 39,560 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 12GB+512GB – 3399 yuan (USD 477 / Rs. 42,030 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 16GB+512GB – 3599 yuan (USD 505 / Rs. 44,505 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 16GB+1TB – 4099 yuan (USD 575 / Rs. 50,690 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 Pro 12GB+256GB – 3999 yuan (USD 561 / Rs. 49,440 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 Pro 16GB+256GB – 4299 yuan (USD 603 / Rs. 53,150 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 Pro 12GB+512GB – 4499 yuan (USD 631 / Rs. 55,625 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 Pro 16GB+512GB – 4699 yuan (USD 660 / Rs. 58,095 approx.)
  • Realme GT8 Pro 16GB+1TB – 5199 yuan (USD 730 / Rs. 64,280 approx.)

FAQs

Q1. What processors power the Realme GT8 and GT8 Pro?

Answer. Both phones are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, paired with up to 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1TB UFS 4.1 storage for flagship-level performance.

Q2. What are the camera specs of the Realme GT8 Pro?

Answer. The GT8 Pro features a 200MP periscope telephoto lens, 50MP main sensor, 50MP ultra-wide camera, and a 32MP front camera, co-developed with Ricoh Imaging.

Q3. What’s unique about the Realme GT8 Pro’s design?

Answer. It introduces a modular Deco system with swappable lens modules like Functional Robot, Classic Round, and Transparent Rubik’s Cube, offering customizable aesthetics.

Q4. How fast do the Realme GT8 and GT8 Pro charge?

Answer. The GT8 supports 100W wired charging, while the GT8 Pro offers 120W wired and 50W wireless charging, reaching 50% in just 15 minutes and full charge in under 45 minutes.

Q5. What is the price range for the Realme GT8 series in China?

Answer. The GT8 starts at ¥2,899 ($561), with multiple configurations up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage.

Also Read –

https://www.mymobileindia.com/realme-gt-8-series-display-specs-officially-revealed-pre-order-offers-announced/

https://www.mymobileindia.com/realme-gt-8-key-specs-leak-ahead-of-october-launch-gt-8-pro-confirmed-with-swappable-camera-module/

Google Wallet to Get Live Updates for Flights, Train Journeys, and Events with Latest Update

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Highlights

  • Google Wallet will soon support Android 16’s Live Updates, showing real-time progress for flights, trains, and events across multiple UI surfaces.
  • Dynamic alerts will appear on the lock screen, always-on display, and status bar, replacing static notifications for travel-related updates.
  • Users can add cards via supported bank apps without manual entry and Android 12 users will get loyalty pass alerts imported from Gmail.
Google Wallet gets Live updates. (Image credit - 9to5Google)
Google Wallet gets Live updates. (Image credit – 9to5Google)

Google Wallet is set to receive a major upgrade as part of its continued evolution under the Material You (Material 3 Expressive) redesign. The app will soon integrate Android 16’s Live Updates feature to deliver real-time information for key travel journeys including flights, train trips, and events. Here’s more on that.

Real-Time Travel Tracking Coming to Google Wallet

Until now, Google Wallet has relied on traditional notifications to provide updates such as alerts for boarding time changes or flight delays. With the upcoming update, these notifications will become more dynamic and interactive through Live Updates.

According to Google, this feature will display live progress bars for flights, show journey statuses for trains and events, and appear in multiple places including on the always-on display, lock screen, and even as a pill-shaped indicator next to the time in the status bar.

Google Maps live updates Android 16. (Image credit - 9to5Google)
Google Maps live updates Android 16. (Image credit – 9to5Google)

The expansion of Live Updates into Google Wallet aligns with Google’s broader vision for Android 16. Back at Google I/O 2025, the company revealed that Google Maps, Waymo, and Uber Eats (along with other ride-share and food delivery apps) would adopt Live Updates as well. The addition of travel-related features in Wallet naturally extends this real-time ecosystem.

This new functionality was spotted in version 25.41 of Google Play services, as noted in the Google System Services Release Notes. However, as is often the case, it may take several weeks or even months before the feature becomes available to all users.

New Alerts and Card Integration Features

Google is also refining how notifications and card management work within Wallet. Users running Android 12 or earlier will now receive a notification if they have a loyalty pass imported from Gmail and the Wallet app installed.

Additionally, Google confirmed that users will now be able to add cards directly through supported issuer apps without entering any details manually. This means bank apps can seamlessly integrate with Google Wallet, allowing users to add credit or debit cards digitally without needing to scan or input physical card information.

Google’s Notes on the Update –

  • Users can view Live Updates in Google Wallet for flights, train trips, and events.
  • Users will get a notification on Android 12 or earlier models and the loyalty pass will be imported from Gmail with the Wallet app installed.
  • Cards can be added through supported issuer apps without entering details.

FAQs

Q1. What new feature is coming to Google Wallet with Android 16?

Answer. Google Wallet will support Android 16’s Live Updates, showing real-time progress for flights, train journeys, and events directly on the lock screen and status bar.

Q2. How will Live Updates improve travel notifications in Google Wallet?

Answer. Instead of static alerts, users will see dynamic progress bars and journey statuses across multiple surfaces, including the always-on display and pill-shaped indicators.

Q3. Can users add cards to Google Wallet without manual entry?

Answer. Yes, supported bank apps will allow users to add credit or debit cards directly to Google Wallet without scanning or entering card details manually.

Also Read –

https://www.mymobileindia.com/google-wallet-can-now-turns-any-document-into-a-digital-pass-learn-how/

https://www.mymobileindia.com/google-wallet-minimum-os-requirements-update/

iPhone 17 Pro Tops DxOMark Selfie Rankings with New 18MP Square Sensor Front Camera

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Highlights

  • The iPhone 17 Pro scored 154 points in DxOMark’s selfie camera rankings, outperforming rivals like the Honor Magic6 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL.
  • The phone introduces an 18MP f/1.9 front camera with a square sensor, replacing the 12MP unit from the iPhone 16 Pro for better framing flexibility.
  • It offers sharp depth of field and natural bokeh via Face ID module, but shows some noise in low light and could improve video stabilisation.
iPhone 17 Pro selfie camera excels in latest camera test. (Image credit - Apple)
iPhone 17 Pro selfie camera excels in latest camera test. (Image credit – Apple)

The latest iPhone 17 Pro model features a major front camera upgrade that you may have missed noticing. It replaces the 12MP front sensor from the iPhone 16 Pro with a completely new 18MP f/1.9 lens that uses an innovative square sensor. Interestingly, this is a first in the smartphone industry.

Now, thanks to this upgrade, Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro has set a new benchmark for smartphone selfies. The phone has topped DxOMark’s front camera leaderboard with an impressive 154-point score. Here’s the full story.

iPhone 17 Pro Front Camera Test Results

While the iPhone 16 Pro used a 12MP f/1.9 front camera with a 1/3.6-inch sensor, the new iPhone 17 Pro introduces a larger 18MP f/1.9 square sensor, offering unique framing flexibility. This new design allows users to switch seamlessly between square, portrait, and landscape photos without physically rotating the device, a convenience unmatched by any current competitor.

The iPhone 17 Pro's selfie camera test scores. (Screenshot from DXOmark)
The iPhone 17 Pro’s selfie camera test scores. (Screenshot from DXOmark)

In DxOMark’s detailed review, the iPhone 17 Pro achieved 154 points, earning the top spot in the global selfie camera rankings. It outperformed the iPhone 16 Pro and Honor Magic6 Pro, both of which scored 151 points, followed by the iPhone 15 Pro (149 points) and the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL (148 points).

According to the analysis, the iPhone 17 Pro excels in exposure accuracy, wide dynamic range, and colour reproduction. Skin tones can occasionally appear slightly warmer. But overall, images look natural and vibrant. The 20mm focal length also makes it easier to capture larger group selfies compared to the 23mm lens of its predecessor.

Despite not featuring a variable aperture, the camera maintains a solid depth of field, keeping both foreground and background subjects equally sharp. DxOMark also highlights Apple’s precise bokeh effect, which benefits from the Face ID depth-sensing module, giving portraits a natural separation between subject and background.

While the iPhone 17 Pro delivers outstanding overall performance, DxOMark notes that the smaller sensor size still results in visible image noise under low-light conditions. Additionally, video stabilisation could be more refined, something noticeable in sample test footage.

Here’s a quick video recording test from the front sensor of iPhone 17 Pro.


In its report, DxOMark stated, “The Apple iPhone 17 Pro delivers an outstanding performance in the DxOMark Selfie tests and takes the top spot in our smartphone front camera ranking. This improvement is driven by a redesigned 18MP Center Stage front camera, featuring the first square image sensor on an iPhone camera. The hardware changes are combined with refined image processing algorithms for a well-rounded and consistent selfie shooting experience in both photo and video modes.”

FAQs

Q1. What is new about the iPhone 17 Pro’s front camera?

Answer. The iPhone 17 Pro features an 18MP f/1.9 front camera with a square sensor, an industry-first design that allows seamless switching between square, portrait, and landscape framing.

Q2. How did the iPhone 17 Pro perform in DxOMark’s selfie camera test?

Answer. It scored 154 points, topping DxOMark’s global selfie rankings by outperforming the iPhone 16 Pro, Honor Magic6 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL in exposure, color, and dynamic range.

Q3. Are there any drawbacks to the iPhone 17 Pro’s front camera?

Answer. Yes, DxOMark notes visible image noise in low-light conditions and room for improvement in video stabilization, despite its overall excellent performance.

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Redmi K90 Pro Max Confirmed To Feature Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 7,560mAh Battery, and Light Hunter 950 Camera Ahead of Launch

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Highlights

  • Redmi K90 Pro Max teaser reveals Light Hunter 950 sensor with 5x optical and 10x lossless zoom, plus a 6.9″ display with Qingshan Eye Protection 3.0 and DC dimming.
  • The phone will be powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and Xiaomi’s D2 graphics chip, offering super-resolution and gaming optimisations for high-end performance.
  • It packs a 7,560mAh battery with 100W wired, 50W wireless, 22.5W reverse charging and supports PPS protocol for broad charger compatibility.

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Caption – Redmi K90 Pro Max launch date confirmed. (Image credit – Redmi)

Xiaomi is gearing up to unveil its Redmi K90 series in China on October 23, 2025. Ahead of the official launch, the company has revealed several key specifications of the top-end Redmi K90 Pro Max. The brand has already showcased the phone’s design and 2.1 speaker setup and now, a series of teasers has provided a closer look at the hardware. Here’s what we know about the upcoming phone so far.

Redmi K90 Pro Max – Key Specs Teased Officially

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Redmi K90 Pro Max display and camera specs confirmed. (Image credit – Redmi)

According to Xiaomi’s latest teasers on Weibo, the Redmi K90 Pro Max will feature the same Light Hunter 950 primary camera sensor used in the Xiaomi 17. This 1/1.31-inch high-dynamic sensor is designed to capture detailed and vivid shots even in low-light conditions.

Alongside the main camera, the smartphone will include a periscope telephoto lens with Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS). Xiaomi confirms that this lens supports 5x optical zoom and 10x lossless zoom for sharper long-range photography. Although the company has not yet detailed the third rear sensor, it is widely expected to be an ultrawide camera.

The Redmi K90 Pro Max will sport a 6.9-inch display, which Xiaomi claims offers the same visual experience as the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max (currently available on TradingShenzhen). The screen comes with Qingshan Eye Protection 3.0, 1-nit brightness support, and full DC dimming, ensuring comfortable viewing in bright and low-light environments alike.

Redmi K90 Pro Max processor and battery specs confirmed. (Image credit - Redmi)
Redmi K90 Pro Max processor and battery specs confirmed. (Image credit – Redmi)

It will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, paired with Xiaomi’s D2 graphics chip. This combination brings hardware-level super-resolution support and a range of gaming-focused optimisations, positioning the phone as a performance powerhouse for mobile gamers.

Powering the device is a massive 7,560mAh battery, which surpasses the battery capacity of the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max. The phone will support 100W wired fast charging, 50W wireless charging, and 22.5W reverse charging, giving users multiple options for powering up. Xiaomi also confirms that the Redmi K90 Pro Max supports the PPS charging protocol that ensures broad compatibility with modern fast chargers.

More official details are expected to be revealed ahead of the October 23 launch event.

Below are some of the official Wiebo posts –

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Caption – Official Redmi posts on Weibo. (Translated via Google Translate)

FAQs

Q1.What processor and GPU will power the Redmi K90 Pro Max?

Answer. The Redmi K90 Pro Max will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, paired with Xiaomi’s D2 graphics chip for enhanced gaming and super-resolution support.

Q2. What are the camera capabilities of the Redmi K90 Pro Max?

Answer. It features the Light Hunter 950 primary sensor (1/1.31″), a periscope telephoto lens with OIS, 5x optical zoom, and 10x lossless zoom. An ultrawide sensor is also expected.

Q3. How big is the battery in the Redmi K90 Pro Max and what charging options are available?

Answer. The phone packs a 7,560mAh battery with 100W wired, 50W wireless, and 22.5W reverse charging. It also supports the PPS fast charging protocol.

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https://www.mymobileindia.com/antutu-september-2025-rankings-xiaomi-17-pro-max-redmi-turbo-4-and-redmagic-gaming-tablet-3-pro-lead-the-charts/

https://www.mymobileindia.com/redmi-pad-2-pro-and-xiaomi-pad-mini-launched-with-high-refresh-displays-powerful-chipsets-and-big-batteries/

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