When the Redmi K30 launched back in
December, only the Chinese variant offered 5G connectivity with the global one
settling for 4G only. Now rumors suggest that the Redmi K30i will take on the
challenge to be the cheapest 5G smartphone on the market and it would probably
be available outside of China too.
But to keep the price low, some corners
have to be cut. In this case, the Redmi K30i would most probably employ a
cheaper 48MP main sensor for its quad-camera array on the back instead of the
64MP one found on the current Redmi K30 phones.
The information comes from a string in the
default MIUI Camera app aimed at a phone named "Picasso", which is the
code name for the Redmi K30 5G. And since we know that the K30 5G in China is
using 64MP camera, it's safe to assume that this is the international K30i
variant.
