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This futuristic phone from Xiaomi is the first one that has no bezels!

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Xiaomi just shocked everyone with a phone that is out of the future.

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The Mi Mix is the company’s latest phone, one which has no bezels at all. With a 93.1% screen to body ratio, this new phone looks beautiful.
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Designed by French designer Philippe Starck and announced at Xiaomi’s Beijing event today, the 6.4-inch device does away with both bezels, leaving only a small space in the bottom right corner for the front camera.
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The phone will be available in China on November 4 and will come in two models.

  • 6GB RAM and 128GB storage version – 3499 yuan ($510).

  • A premium model with 18k gold and 256GB storage – 3,999 yuan ($590).

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The whole phone is encased in an elegant black ceramic, which will be tough to protect fingerprints.

This phone is actually an evolution of the Sharp Aquos 2, which had a similar display but with useless specs. This phone is relevant in the current market and you can expect the sales to boom!

Source : KILLER FEATURES

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