Redmi 13 Receives Certification with 5,000 mAh Battery: What to Expect
Xiaomi's Redmi brand is expanding its smartphone lineup with the introduction of the Redmi 13. This new model appears to be a more affordable option compared to the existing Redmi Note 13 series.
FCC Certification Reveals Key Specs:
The Redmi 13 recently received certification from the FCC, hinting at an imminent release. The certification process shed some light on the phone's core functionalities. Here's a breakdown of the revealed specifications:
- Battery: The Redmi 13 will boast a long-lasting 5,000mAh battery, ideal for users who prioritize extended usage on a single charge. The certification lists a rated capacity of 4,930mAh, which should translate to a typical capacity of 5,000mAh in marketing materials.
- Charging: The phone supports 33W fast charging, allowing you to power up your device quickly when needed.
- Operating System: The Redmi 13 will run the latest Android 14 operating system with Xiaomi's custom interface, HyperOS 1.0.
Possible Successor to Redmi 12:
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While details beyond the aforementioned specs remain under wraps, the Redmi 13 is speculated to be the successor to the Redmi 12 launched in June 2023. The Redmi 12 offered a 6.79-inch 90Hz LCD display, MediaTek Helio G88 processor, various RAM and storage configurations, a triple-camera rear system with a 50MP main sensor, and an 8MP front-facing camera. It also came equipped with a 5,000mAh battery, but with slower 18W wired charging.
Global Launch:
The model number (24049RN28L) doesn't follow the usual regional indicators used by Xiaomi for China (C), global markets (G), or India (I). This suggests a potential global launch for the Redmi 13, although specific details are yet to be confirmed.
With the FCC certification out of the way, a formal announcement from Redmi regarding the Redmi 13 shouldn't be too far off. Stay tuned for further updates on the official launch date, pricing, and additional specifications.
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