The Redmi K30 series is expected to be joined by the Redmi K30 Pro, and there's speculation that this phone could be the basis for the long-awaited Poco F2.
Now, XDA-Developers has obtained a build.prop file for a smartphone code-named imi. And this file confirms that it's running a Snapdragon 865 chipset and has the Redmi name. There's no product name listed here, but it all seems to line up with a Redmi K30 Pro (much like the Redmi K20 Pro featured flagship silicon).
The outlet also cites a GeekBench listing for a Redmi K30 Pro. These listings can usually be faked, but the "motherboard" field contains the previously disclosed imi code-name. XDA also says the build ID associated with the benchmark seems to correspond with the ID in the build.prop file.
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Furthermore, an XDA forum member dug into the MIUI gallery app's code, finding that this imi device wasn't listed alongside other 108MP Xiaomi phones. Instead, the device is listed as having a 64MP main camera. This suggests that the Redmi K30 Pro could offer a 64MP camera in lieu of a 108MP sensor, likely using Sony's IMX686 camera or an all-new sensor.
A 64MP camera would be a little disappointing but not surprising due to the Redmi K30 series offering 64MP Sony sensors. A 108MP sensor would theoretically allow for more detail during the day, and higher resolution low light shots (albeit with the same pixel size when binned).
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