Xiaomi Mi A3: More details on the smartphone unveiled

Last year, we witnessed the release of those who eventually became one of the most popular smartphones of the Chinese manufacturer, the Xiaomi Mi A2 and the Mi A2 Lite. Besides the impressive specifications, the presence of Android One was one of the main reasons for this popularity.

Now, the first rumors are circulating about his successors, the Xiaomi Mi A3 and Mi A3 Lite. According to leak specialist Mishaal Rahman, both devices will be equipped with a Snapdragon 700 family processor. However, it has not been confirmed whether this would be the SD710 or the SD712.

But it seems unlikely that the brand opts for the SD710. In addition, rumors have also announced the possibility of arriving with the Snapdragon 730. So it seems to me that the indecision will be equal between it and the Snapdragon 712. Whatever its processor, it is certain disappoint in terms of performance.

What we like to see in Xiaomi Mi A3 and Mi A3 Lite

At 4gnews, we became big fans of Android One released by Xiaomi last year. That is why we are also very happy with the arrival of his successors. We have not yet confirmed information on the remaining specifications of the new smartphones, but we would like to see some details.

First, the confirmation of your processor upgrade is great news: your performance and battery life will be greatly improved. In addition to their impressive performance, last year's models also stood out for their photographic abilities.

We expect that the Xiaomi Mi A3 and Mi A3 Lite will also surprise us in this segment. For that, it would be interesting to have a 32-megapixel front camera and a rear triple camera. In the case of the rear camera, one would expect a 48-megapixel main sensor and a secondary sensor with a very wide-angle lens.

In addition, it would be interesting to see at least the Xiaomi Mi A3 arrive with the integrated fingerprint reader on the screen. However, that would not be deal breakerespecially if the brand can maintain its price as desirable as last year.

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