The new Redmi K60 Gaming has appeared in the IMEI database and promises to be a real performance beast.
Not so long ago we offered you an article with everything that is known about the POCO F5 in China it is sold as Redmi K60. However, this is not the first time that Xiaomi has undergone a rebranding process for one of its devices in order to sell it in the global market. When the Redmi K50 was launched, we already noticed that we will definitely see it under a different nomenclature here.
It is worth noting that the Redmi K line focuses on phones with high performance and moderate prices, so it is not uncommon for them to appear on the global market under the POCO brand. Speaking of this family publish in Xiaomiui the the first leaked details about what will be the new Redmi K60 Gamingand everything indicates that it will be a brown animal.
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Until a few years ago with the launch of the Redmi K40 Gaming, the Chinese brand was not present in this ámbito. As reported, this device is included in the IMEI database Model number M10. The data they provide in the database image does not reveal much, but as is usual in the medium, the details are juicy in the text.
So far and according to the model information number, We already know the release date and that it will only be available in China. During the analysis we receive the following information:
- 23: Year of issue (2023).
- 01: Month of launch (January).
- 13-10: Model number (M10).
- c.: Shipping area (China).
Apparently, there is a reason for the decision that this terminal does not leave the borders of China (at least under the Redmi brand). This decision was made with low sales of Redmi K50 worldwide due to performance issues.
Redmi K60 Gaming IMEI Database Leaked
This terminal used a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor based on the Samsung manufacturing process. the processor He had overheating problemsTherefore, Qualcomm went back to TSMC’s manufacturing process when developing the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. Heat dissipation issues when running demanding games on the phone seems to be the main reason which has not caught on with global users.
As we said before We won’t see the Redmi K60 Gaming outside of China… with that name at least. At the risk of repeating ourselves, it wouldn’t be uncommon for it to turn up later as one of the POCO brand’s special models. We’ll see if that’s the case in the future.