People at the Xiaomi are probably busy currently, as they are getting ready for its biggest launch event of 2018, where the company is expected to launch the Xiaomi Mi 8, Xiaomi Mi 8 SE, Xiaomi Mi Note 5, and the Xiaomi Mi Band 3.But the company will not launch the Xiaomi Mi A2 in India.
When asked about the Xiaomi Mi A2, the Xiaomi spokesperson said: "There is no phone that exists by that name. But we are going to make more Android One phone."
The Xiaomi spokesperson also didn't reveal when the Android One offerings will be announced, neither did he entertain any queries about the pricing. But needless to say, Android One devices mean that Xiaomi is not giving up on stock Android just yet. The company held a poll recently on Twitter asking users whether they prefer MIUI or Stock Android. While that poll was deleted mid-way, an overwhelming number of users voted for stock Android so Xiaomi got its answer about what people prefer, which is reason enough to make a successor to the MiA1.
The Xiaomi spokesperson also didn't reveal when the Android One offerings will be announced, neither did he entertain any queries about the pricing. But needless to say, Android One devices mean that Xiaomi is not giving up on stock Android just yet. The company held a poll recently on Twitter asking users whether they prefer MIUI or Stock Android. While that poll was deleted mid-way, an overwhelming number of users voted for stock Android so Xiaomi got its answer about what people prefer, which is reason enough to make a successor to the MiA1.
Here is the Specs of MI A2(6X)
The Mi 6X runs Qualcomm's Snapdragon 660 oct-core chipset (4x2.2GHz Kyro 260 cores + 4x1.8GHz Kyro 260 cores) at its heart. It’s the same chipset that powers the recently launched Nokia 7 plus and has done really well in our tests. On the basis of our experience with the Nokia 7 plus, the 6GB RAM variant of the phone is likely to offer smooth performance.
The back of the phone has a 12MP primary camera with a Sony IMX486 sensor of f/1.75 aperture and 1.25-micron pixel size. The secondary camera is exactly the same as the front camera sensor but with 1-micron pixel size.
The Mi 6X runs Qualcomm's Snapdragon 660 oct-core chipset (4x2.2GHz Kyro 260 cores + 4x1.8GHz Kyro 260 cores) at its heart. It’s the same chipset that powers the recently launched Nokia 7 plus and has done really well in our tests. On the basis of our experience with the Nokia 7 plus, the 6GB RAM variant of the phone is likely to offer smooth performance.
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