Xiaomi is getting ready to launch its next generation Civi smartphone-Civi 5 Pro- in China later this month. A precise date has not been closed, but is being widely tipped as the day to view on 22 May. Extinously known as Little 15, it is still being hypnotized as the most powerful civic phone. Xiaomi’s smartphone head, Lu Webing, Even it has been claimed that its purpose is to provide an experience with the iPhone regularly, simply with a slimmer, light body. This is a adventure promise, but glasses suggest a remarkable step from last year’s Civi 4 Pro. Here you need to know about Xiaomi Civi 5 Pro.

The design is a major focus, with the series as usual. The phone will come in four colors – black, white, beige and purple (the official names of colors have not yet appeared), and hopefully it is expected to look smooth and feel lighter in hand. Around the back, you will find a spherical camera bump with leica branding and a dual LED flash. According to reports, the setup includes 50-megapixel telephoto lens (60 mm), 15 mm ultra-wide lens with an F/2.2 aperture and a bright F/1.63 primary camera. The front camera is expected to have a 50-megapixel sensor for selfie and video calls.

Performance-War, Xiaomi Civi 5 Pro is expected to be operated by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8S General 4 Chip. The phone has recently been shown on Geekbench with 16GB RAM and Android 15, and is said to have packed 6,000mAh+ battery with 67W fast charging support – large -scale boost on the previous Civi 4 Pro.

On the display front, Leaks suggested a 6.55-inch quad-credited OLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a hole-punch out for the front camera. There is no official word on India’s launch yet, but if Xiaomi follows last year’s playbook, we can see it as Xiaomi 15 Civi, similarly how Civi 4 Pro launched here as Xiaomi 14 Civi.

To repetition-Xiaomi 14 Civi arrived in India with a thin and light profile, as well as with leica-tuned cameras, priced at Rs 42,999 for 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variants and Rs 50,999 for 12GB RAM + 512GB storage version. If the Xiaomi Civi keeps 5 Pro in the same range, it can be a compelling rival for phones such as OnePlus 13R and even last year’s Galaxy S24, especially for those who give as much importance to a thin and light design as glasses.