We’ve been hearing for a while now that Xiaomi was preparing to get back in the tablet segment, but today that theory pops up again. Xiaomi is again rumored to be working on a tablet, plus a foldable smartphone too. A potential Mi Pad 5 slate could rejuvenate the Mi Pad lineup, while a brand new “Cetus” or Mi Fold smartphone could usher in a new series of foldables.
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Famous leakster Digital Chat Station has been providing info on the upcoming Xiaomi handsets and tablets. We have been covering Xiaomi foldables ever since January 2019, when a tri fold device fascinated everyone in a CGI-ridden hands on from a company official. Ever since then we’ve only seen patents and renders, nothing more. Xiaomi is said to be working on a new tablet, which could end up being a successor to the Mi Pad 4 Plus, based on Android with a new MIUI on top.
Since Xiaomi is following so closely in Apple’s footsteps, we could see a fork of MIUI into MIUIPadOS maybe. They’ve already copied the Control Center, so don’t be surprised. A Mi Pad 5 is expected to be a metallic unibody tablet to rival the Galaxy Tab S7 and also the iPad Air or iPad Pro. Or it could keep the typical Mi Pad approach and provide a smaller and more affordable tablet, a format ditched by many tablet makers lately. I’d predict a Snapdragon inside, 6 GB of RAM and a dual camera, plus a screen which can be anywhere between 8 and 12.9 inches. An OLED screen is out of question, but a stylus could appear.
The other device is codenamed “Cetus” and should be a foldable machine with a 108 megapixel back camera, with 90 or 120 Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 888 CPU and lots of RAM. It’s not very clear if the rumored price point of $999 can be attained at this point. It’s unlikely we’ll get a tri fold device just yet, but rather a classic one with a seam down the middle.
