Xiaomi Mi 6 release date rumors point to debut on Nov. 11

The Chinese technology company, Xiaomi, is rumored to be gearing up to release their Mi 6 smart phones next month. The company had already released the Mi 6 model in China, but the rest of the world has yet to experience the specific model for themselves. Additionally, it is also speculated that Xiaomi might be making tweaks for the global release of the Mi 6.

In a report by BGR, Xiaomi had offered two models for China earlier this year, which is the Mi 6 in 64 GB and 128 GB internal memory capacity. However, the rumors on the TENAA stated that for next month's launch, the variant that is to be launched globally is the 64 GB, which will have 4GB of random access memory (RAM) capacity. If all goes well, then there is no reason for this plan to not push through.

The listing for the TENAA was initially seen by My Fix Guide that revealed despite the currently rumored variant, the specifications with which the phone was released in China will be virtually identical. This means that the mobile device will have a 5.15-inch display, with FHD 1080p resolution capabilities. As for the processing power of the phone, it will run on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC chip.

As for the cameras, the rear cameras support a 12 mega pixel dual cameras, and an 8 mega pixel front selfie camera. The battery is at 3350 mAh capacity, which is up to par with the battery capabilities of the top phones in the market today. According to Gizbot, the existence of the 4GB RAM variant of the Xiaomi Mi 6 is rather shocking, since it had been left out of the public announcement when the company unveiled their 6 GB and 8 GB variants.

If the rumors are indeed true, then the price could be significantly lower, which means that the 4 GB model could be a lifesaver for those who are looking for decent phones on a tight budget. The predicted release of the product is on Nov. 11 next month.

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