Xiaomi Mi Max with 6.44-inch display set to launch in India on June 30

Xiaomi Mi Max is a supersized version of Redmi Note 3 with 6.44-inch display and larger 4,850mAH battery.

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Xiaomi Mi Max features a super large 6.44-inch Full HD display (Source: Xiaomi)

Xiaomi, the Chinese technology company could launch its phablet, Mi Max in India on June 30. The smartphone was first unveiled in China last month.

Xiaomi Mi Max is the first device from Xiaomi to feature a really huge 6.44-inch display. Xiaomi Mi Max, when launches here, will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 processor coupled with 3GB RAM and 32/64GB storage options.

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On the camera front, Xiaomi Mi Max features a 16MP primary camera with phase detection autofocus and dual-LED flash. The front camera is a 5MP image sensor with f/2.0 aperture.

Xiaomi Mi Max supports WiFi 802.11ac standard and Bluetooth 4.2 low-energy technology. The smartphone also has NFC, USB OTG support and FM Radio, which has almost turned obsolete among smartphones.

Xiaomi Mi Max is just 7.5 mm thick and still packs a huge 4,850mAh battery. The smartphone was launched in Black, White and Gold colour variants in China.

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