Remember the gorgeous edge-to-edge Xiaomi Mi MIX that was unveiled last month? The phone is quite a monster coming with a huge 6.4-inch display.
But if you don’t particularly like holding a huge device to your ear while you’re in a call, the good news is that Xiaomi seems has a smaller version of the Mi MIX in the works. The phone dubbed the Xiaomi Mi MIX Nano showed up online in a bunch of leaked photographs this week.
A few shadowy images apparently showcasing the size difference between the Mi MIX with the Mi MIX Nano have found their way online. One photo shows the About Phone section on the Mi MIX Nano and judging by it the smaller phone’s spec list is going to be quite similar to the Mi MIX.
In case you don’t remember the Mi MIX made a debut into the wild with a 6.4-inch display with 1080 x 2040 resolution and a Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.35GHz under the hood working with either 4GB/6GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of internal storage.
The phone features a 16MP/5MP camera couple, a hefty 4,400 mAh battery and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow out of the box. In China the prices start from around $517 for the base version, but if you are an international customer and you really want the device, you’ll have to pay as much as you would for a Pixel. Websites like XiaomiDevice sell the 4GB/128GB version for $819 a pop.
Anyway, moving along to the Mi MIX Nano, the phone should arrive with a 5.5-inch display just like the Google Pixel XL (same size, different take on it). The device should feature the same 1080p resolution as the Mi MIX, which fits much better in the picture given the phone’s diagonal.
The Nano will have a Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.53 GHz (bug?) and only a 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage version. It will probably take advantage of a smaller battery, since it doesn’t have a huge screen to support.
Last but not least, the Nano is shown to be running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, but hopefully by the time it’s ready to launch Android 7.0 Nougat will be unboard.
Rumors expect the Mi MIX Nano to launch for approximately $435 in China. Would you be interested?
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The Crystal Shell case is a really nice option if you want to show off the aesthetics of your Pixel. The clear case gives you full view of your phone. Some have dissed the looks of the Pixel XL, but I personally like it a lot so the Crystal Shell scores high marks for me. The corners have extra large bumpers to help shield the phone from falls, but it does add the tiniest bit of bulk. Most people won’t mind it too much, but if you like your phone as sleek as possible, you may want to find another case.
Not to be confused with the Crystal Shell, the Liquid Crystal is one of the lower profile cases in Spigen’s lineup. This one won’t do much for you in case of falls due to its thin construction, but it will protect the back from scratches and dents and added some much-needed slip protection to an otherwise slippery phone. This is the case I keep on my phone most due to the fact that it is clear and it helps me hold onto my phone. I’ve found that I don’t need that much impact protection if I know my phone isn’t going anywhere.
The Neo Hybrid is one of the most popular Spigen cases and it’s easy to see why. The case protects the phone with a soft case and a hard bumper to absorb those falls and looks good doing it. Spigen sent over the case with a blue accent and I think it looks great. One of the really nice things about the Neo Hybrid is that you never have to worry about wiping off smudges or fingerprints. Some small dirt can get stuck in the pattern at the top, but it’s normally pretty easily dealt with.
The Rugged Armor is the case I see the most in the wild. People really love the case for its slim design and smooth feel. You still get the added grip that you would expect from a case, but the Rugged Armor feels great in the hand too. Nothing will beat the industrial design of a phone for me, but I do love the looks of the Rugged Armor as much as any case I’ve ever seen. You will get some impact protection from the Rugged Armor, but don’t let the name fool you- if you want serious OtterBox-like construction, you may have to look elsewhere.
The Slim Armor case is… not that slim. Actually, I think if Spigen had to do it all over again, I think it might switch the name of the Rugged Armor and Slim Armor cases. The Slim Armor is much more of a sturdy case built to take falls from higher distances and hold up well over time. This isn’t a flimsy case that you slip on and off like a fashion accessory. If you’re looking for a step up in protection, the Slim Armor may have what you’re looking for, just be prepared for a little more bulk.
Now THIS is the bad boy of protection in Spigen’s lineup. This thing eats at the same table as the OtterBox Defender lineup and does it for about half the price. I love how big and bulky this thing is because I know my phone is safe inside. If I were walking around downtown doing touristy things and taking a bunch of pictures and using maps for walking directions, this is the case I’d use. If my phone is going to be in and out of wherever I’m keeping it, I want the protection in case of falls.
The Ultra Hybrid is a happy medium between the bulky protection of the Crystal Shell and the more flimsy Liquid Crystal. The Ultra Hybrid is another clear case, but this one has a sturdy Polycarbonate back to give it a little more strength while retaining the TPU bumpers that feel a little more pliable. I like the compromise here because my phone feels pretty secure in the case and it adds the grippy sides I like too. The bulk is about the same as the Liquid Crystal so it feels slim and light too.
