Redmi K60 Series Could Feature iPhone 14 Pro-like Dynamic Island; What to Expect? – Gizbot News

The Redmi K series, the company’s budget flagship series, usually misses out on high-end and flagship features, including wireless charging and IP rating. However, the upcoming lineup of flagship smartphones with the Redmi K60 series seems to be changing this trend by incorporating some high-end features.

As reported, the company has started working on the Redmi K60 series and the specifications and features of one of the devices have surfaced online. Popular digital chat site Textor (via Ithome) has revealed key specifications of the smartphone. Let’s take a look at the details shared by the famous texter regarding the upcoming Redmi smartphone.

Redmi K60 series to show the dynamic island

As per the suggestion, the Redmi K60 series smartphone is expected to come with the features of the iPhone 14 series which has gained popularity in recent times. The talk is about dynamic island behavior. There are rumors that Android OEMs are trying to emulate this design language and functionality in their offerings and Redmi could be the first. A dynamic island is an interactive section that dynamically changes its size based on its content or context.

Notably, this feature is already available on Android phones in the form of an app called Dynamic Spot. The latest report leads us to believe that native support for this functionality may be on the way.

Related: Redmi Writing Pad is Xiaomi’s cheapest tablet.

The charging speed of the Redmi K60 series is indicated

The tipster also revealed that the alleged Redmi K60 will feature an octa-core Snapdragon 8 series chipset and dual fast charging capabilities – 67W wired and 30W wireless charging support. Another phone in the lineup is rumored to use the improved 120W wired and 30W wireless charging support. The exact model names of these devices are not known yet, but these could be high-end devices.

According to reports, the top-of-the-line model in the Redmi 60 series is tipped to draw power from an octa-core Qualcomm 8 Gen 2 processor based on TSMC’s 4nm process. The next-gen processor is said to come with a major upgrade over the current Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC.