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Upcoming Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 Purported Image Leaks Again; Rear Chassis Reveals Resemblance With Meizu MX5

Jul 06, 2015 11:05 PM EDT | By Excel Medina

Xiaomi's upcoming Redmi Note 2 has been reportedly arriving soon as series of leaked images made rounds again.

The apparent live photos comes from Gizmo China, reveals the rear chassis of the Xiaomi Redmi 2 quite similar to Meizu MX5, but has rounded corners and a fingerprint sensor below its main camera. (See photo here)

In addition, its speaker is located below Xiaomi's logo in the bottom part of the phone's back. (via Tech Shoutout)

Aside from the previous leaked images, Xioami Redmi Note successor was rumored tocome with a 5.5" screen carrying a 1080 x 1920 resolution with a 401ppi pixel density.

The mid-ranger will be powered by MediaTek's MT-6795 SoC octa-core CPU combined with a PowerVR G6200 GPU. It will boast a 13MP rear camera and 5MP on the front.

It will also support 4G LTE for its network connectivity and will run on Android 5.0 with Xiaomi's very own MIUI 6. (via PhoneArena)

Xiaomi is also said to be on the works of the upcoming Xiaomi Mi5 which is expected to debut along with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2.

Meanwhile, its upcoming Mi Band was spotted at a Taiwanese certification website. The new fitness tracker by Xiaomi, Mi Band 1S is said to feature "significant upgrades." (via IB TImes)

"Similar to the Mi Band fitness band, the new tracker features a removable strap, three LEDs on the aluminium cap and charging units on the capsule. As one can expect, Mi Band 1S will carry all the features as its predecessor along with some new additions. Mi Band 1S can be paired with Android smartphones to track steps, sleep and burnt calories besides helping unlock the smartphone without having to enter the passcode," IB times wrote.

The report continued that the certification's listing reveals a "mysterious sensor on the rear side of the device" which is safe to assume that it could be a heart-rate sensor.

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