Xiaomi Mi 9T (6GB / 64GB): European e-shop took it out in pre-order at € 359,99

Today it appeared in an e-commerce store in Europe, one pre-order entry for the Mi 9T.

ΑEven before the launch of the Redmi K20 in China, there were serious indications that Xiaomi was going to release a new model called the Mi 9T in some parts of the world.

However, after the official launch of the Redmi K20, the company began sharing various official posters on the Mi 9T on various Chinese social networks such as Weibo and Twitter.

So today he appeared in one e-commerce store in Europe, a pre-ordered listing for the Mi 9T. The entry in the store shows a starting price of € 359,99 for the Mi 9T Global with a combination of 6GB / 64GB (memory / storage), and in the photo (first was detected from Smartprix) we see the device is the same as the RedMi K20 PRO with the Pop-Up Selfie camera.

In fact, in a dialogue that takes place in the store's Chat with a customer, the store representative claims that they will have Stock in a few days (Xiaomi has not yet announced even a possible release date), and shows that the Mi 9T is exactly the same as the K20, with the only difference being the support for European bands (B20) that the Chinese RedMi K20 does not have.

There are obvious similarities between the Redmi K20 and the Xiaomi Mi 9T.

From what is said in other regions, the Redmi K20 Pro could be launched as POCO F2, while the Redmi K20 could be the model POCO F2 Lite.

Source

Let's now get an idea of ​​what is ultimately valid, and what is a fantasy creation of every bitter one.

So many years that we have been watching all these device presentations from Xiaomi, and the speculation that is made until they are officially released, this is the first time that we have literally been confused with everything that is happening in the last few days.

We consider all these variations of devices to be excessive - confusing and nothing more.

Of course, to put it bluntly, Xiaomi may not be the only one to blame for this confusion, but also the fact that we have not learned to distinguish the Regions (categories of regions - Countries) of the devices it produces.

We should learn from now on to single out the devices that are exclusively for China and the surrounding countries, and wait to see the announcements concerning our own Region (Europe).

We have learned to "shop" everything from what Xiaomi makes through the various stores in China - which sell it to us even if it is not compatible with our European standards - and maybe it's time to change our mindset.

In any case, we will wait for the situation to unravel in the coming days, and finally learn from official lips, which of all the Xiaomi devices are for us, and which are not.