Xiaomi 18 Pro Series debuts 2nd generation Full RGB M11 OLED Screen

It has the Hardware level Privacy Screen Technology

Luminous efficiency surges by 20%, with a peak brightness of 4,000 nits

Full RGB lossless arrangement, 1.5K power consumption, and clarity rivaling 2K displays

Here's how Xiaomi 18 Pro Series Hardware level Privacy Protection works

One set of privacy pixels and one set of non-privacy pixels. They are arranged in a 1:1 staggered ratio, with different viewing angles. In daily use, all pixels are lit for flagship-quality display. When privacy mode is enabled, only the privacy pixels are illuminated, providing privacy when viewed from the side.

Speaking of display quality, Privacy screen protectors using micro-blind technology can compromise screen brightness and image quality, causing eye strain. Xiaomi's privacy screen, on the other hand, uses a native hardware solution and, thanks to SuperPixel technology, each pixel has complete RGB sub-pixels regardless of whether privacy is enabled, resulting in a clear and sharp display.

Xiaomi 18 Pro officially confirmed to have Privacy Display and this video shows it even works on notification, split screen, custom apps & AI Key to activate it.

OnePlus 16 Starlight Silver 1st look video with Lighting on it's rear and different lightning effects on every angle

Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max to feature dual 200MP Leica camera system

• 1/1.28-inch main camera sensor
• 1/1.56-inch periscope telephoto sensor
• f/2.4 aperture and native 75mm focal length
• 3.2x optical zoom
• Up to 12.8x lossless zoom
• 12cm telephoto macro focusing
• 280% more light on Xiaomi 18 Pro
• 83% more light on Xiaomi 18 Pro Max

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Qualcomm just announced two new flagship Snapdragon chips… and honestly, the naming scheme is getting hard to follow. 😵‍💫

Meet:

⚡ Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
⚡ Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6

Both bring Qualcomm’s latest flagship platform with 5 GHz Chip, but the Extreme model gets the full feature set.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6

🚀 2× Oryon prime cores at 5.0GHz + 6 performance cores at 4.0GHz
⚡ TSMC 2nm N2P
🧠 35% faster NPU + dedicated AI matrix cores
🎮 Adreno 850, up to 44% faster
✨ AI upscaling + frame generation
📹 8K 60FPS video + advanced APV codec
💾 LPDDR6/LPDDR5X, up to 24GB RAM + UFS 5.0
📶 X105 5G modem up to 14.8Gbps
📡 Wi-Fi 8, Bluetooth 6.0, UWB + Thread

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6

Still extremely powerful, but with some features cut back:

🚀 Same 5.0GHz Oryon CPU
⚡ Same TSMC 2nm N2P process
🧠 14% faster NPU
🎮 Adreno 845, up to 35% faster
📹 8K 30FPS + 4K 120FPS slow-motion
💾 LPDDR6/LPDDR5X + UFS 5.0
📶 Same X105 5G modem

And here’s where it gets confusing:

SM8975 = 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
SM8950 = 8 Elite Gen 6

So we basically have a Gen 6, an Extreme Gen 6, and two different chip numbers.

Qualcomm’s silicon naming is becoming almost as complicated as the chips themselves. 😭📱

Xiaomi 18 Pro Series & Xiaomi Watch S5 Series Limited Edition

YOOOOOOOO 🎉

#XIOAMI18SERIES 📱