Redmi K30S appears in full on TENAA, it really is a rebranded Mi 10T
The telecom China Mobile accidentally revealed yesterday that Xiaomi is planning to relaunch the Mi 10T as a Redmi K30S smartphone. Today the very same phone appeared on TENAA with full specs and photos from all angles, confirming that the blunder was real.
The device with model number M2007J3SC is listed with a 64 MP camera, meaning we might also have the Mi 10T Pro get rebranded as a Redmi K30S Pro with a 108 MP camera.
Xiaomi Redmi K30S on TENAA
The specs sheet says the Redmi K30S will have three RAM options – 6/8/12 GB, and three storage variations – 128/256/512 GB but we don’t know how they will be combined. The footprint remains the same, as well as the looks and the battery capacity – 4,900 mAh minimal, 5,000 mAh typical.
The screen is listed as 6.67” LCD with Full HD+ resolution, with the fingerprint scanner making its way on the right side, acting as a power key as well. The phone was initially launched at €500 ($585) but given the market differences between Europe and China, we expect a lower starting price – somewhere in the ballpark of CNY2,999 or $450.
