In recent years, the smartphone market has generally fixed the screen size at around 6.7 inches. For users who love ultra-large screens, there are indeed fewer and fewer choices. However, according to the latest online news, REDMI seems to be planning to break this boring situation. A new phone equipped with a 7-inch giant screen has entered the testing stage. Its specifications are even close to the flagship level, which reminds many old rice fans of the classic large-screen phone Xiaomi Max series.

The most eye-catching feature of this new REDMI phone under development is that it uses a 7-inch high-quality large screen with 2K resolution. In the past, large-screen mobile phones often made compromises in screen quality or performance in order to control costs, but this time REDMI clearly intends to take the high-performance route. The new phone is expected to be equipped with MediaTek Dimensity 9 series flagship processor, breaking the inherent impression that large-screen phones are equivalent to entry-level phones. In terms of battery life, the built-in battery capacity of the whole machine is rumored to exceed the 10,000mAh mark, which can be said to have a strong hardware impact in the current smartphone market.

Many analysts and fans in the market speculate that according to the current Xiaomi product line layout, this new model, which focuses on ultimate performance and large-screen battery life, is likely to be classified under the Turbo series, which focuses on performance, and may eventually be named REDMI Turbo 6 Max. Its market positioning is very clear, targeting specific user groups who have heavy mobile phone usage needs, often need to go out to work, or who prefer large-screen entertainment experiences.

Looking back at the first-generation Mi Max launched by Xiaomi in 2016, it pioneered a large-screen and long-lasting mobile phone with its 6.44-inch screen. Although 6.44 inches is no longer shocking in today’s era of widespread full-screen displays, in the market environment of that year when only about 5 inches were common, it did solve many users’ problems with battery life and visual experience.
It is worth noting that the 7-inch device under test is not simply a scaled-down tablet. It still maintains the body proportions and all-weather communication capabilities of a standard smartphone. With the blessing of flagship-level chips and super-large batteries of 10,000-level, users basically only need to carry one device when commuting or traveling long distances, which can fully meet the needs of all scenarios such as mobile office, audio-visual entertainment, and daily communication. It is expected to achieve a truly multi-functional and efficient portable experience.