Before the Redmi Note 8 was even announced, there were speculations that there would be a T version of the series. While Redmi has not yet confirmed that it will launch the new handset, device renders have leaked online. So check out the upcoming Redmi Note 8T for the first time.
Visually, Redmi Note 8T will not be too different from Redmi Note 8 – the overall design of the back panel is identical in both cases, only the finish of the smartphone back cover is different. By the way, it’s extremely funny that the manufacturer on graphics at all costs is trying to hide somehow the fact that both devices have a traditional, capacitive fingerprint reader – you really need to strain your eyes to see it.
The first reports about this model sounded very promising, because according to them the smartphone was to offer an octa-core (8x Kryo 470; 8 nm) Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G 2.2 GHz processor with the Adreno 618 graphics chip and be the “equivalent” of Redmi Note 8 Pro with the MediaTek chipset Helio G90T , which according to many people is the biggest disadvantage of the device with the note “Pro” in the name.
Unfortunately, our hopes were quickly dispelled, as more information appeared that completely denied the first reports on Redmi Note 8T. According to them, this smartphone is to be the twin brother of Redmi Note 8. The only difference to the original is apparently the addition of an NFC module that the original does not offer (unlike Redmi Note 8 Pro ).
The quad-camera of the device consists of a 48MP sensor, a wide-angle pro and two 2MP for depth and macro measurement respectively. The front of the phone will have a 13MP selfie-cam with AI support. The battery capacity will remain at 4000mAh. When the premiere of Redmi Note 8T takes place, there is no information.
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