This is the Mi A2, the new Xiaomi mobile

This is the Mi A2, the new Xiaomi mobile

The Chinese brand chooses Spain to exhibit for the first time outside Asia the premiere of its new mid-range 'smartphone' with dual camera and at 249 euros


He landed in Spain at the end of last year to revolutionize the mid-range market with mobiles at very competitive prices. And today the entire Xiaomi show has landed right in the center of Madrid . It is the first time that the Chinese company presents a phone outside Asia. He did it at the WiZink Center - a place that usually gathers Spanish music and basketball stars - surrounded by hundreds of fans who have come from different parts to fill one of the rooms in the Madrid venue.

"Whose concert is it?" Asked an older gentleman who was curiously approaching the press area. In the interior there was no music but technology. It presented something that had not been seen in other continents and then comes to our country but a scoop chosen for the capital of Spain: The Mi A2 , which occupies during Tuesday the first positions among the most commented on social networks. The so-called Apple of the Asian giant exhibited the renewal of its sales success - the Mi A1 - with this terminal inspired by the Iphone X and a price of 249 euros(the cheapest version of 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage).

They know that they play in another league and that their competition is with their compatriots Huawei and Oppo or the Samsung A range but the truth is that a few months ago they managed to displace Apple as the third mobile brand in Spain.

The Mi A2 has improved its predecessor but maintaining the essence. A competitive price and Android One - pure Android created by Google without modifications by a third party. Without additives. The screen grows with respect to the previous one and has a 5.99 inch with FullHD resolution . It will be available in three colors : gold, black and blue.

With aluminum body, all three have a dual camerarear with Sony sensors - the main 20 megapixels next to the secondary 12 megapixels. Both with an aperture lens f / 1.75 and pixels up to 1.25 micrometers to capture more light. And they add automatic focus and ability to record video in 4K up to 30fps. The Chinese company knows that the audiovisual is key and all the possibilities that we have in our hands will be equally important for the user. Hence, in addition to the front camera add a portrait mode that thanks to artificial intelligence is able to achieve the depth bokeh effect. Lovers of selfies are in luck with this terminal.

My A2 also has a Snapdragon 660 Kyro eight-core processor, a fingerprint sensor; a 3010mAh battery and a fast charging system . It has configurations of 4GB or 6GB of RAM and internal memory that will oscillate from 32 GB and 128. The 'good effect' that continues with Xiaomi after offering this type of terminal for less than 350 euros.

A little brother with notch



During the event, the Mi A2 Lite was also presented, a small brother who does have the typical notch characteristic of the Iphone and which stands out for the existence of a tab at the top of the screen. The place where the loudspeaker and the camera for selfies are placed is inside the mobile phone's own screen, but through a small notch or hole in the screen to allow the presence of the sensors. An idea that part of making the most of the front for the screen and that has become fashionable among manufacturers.

In the Mi A2 Lite the difference with the extended version lies in the camera. In the latter comes with a quality of 5 and 12 megapixels. Of course, the battery has 4000 milliamps that the company during the presentation has presumed that lasts up to two days. The Mi A2 Lite has a starting price of 179 euros for the version of 3 gigs of ram and 220 euros for the version of 4 gigs of ram and 64 gigas of internal memory.

How much are they worth?

Price of the Xiaomi MI A2:

4GB + 32 GB: 249 euros.

4GB + 64 GB: 279 euros.

6GB + 128 GB: 349 euros.

Price of the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite:

3GB + 32 GB: 179 euros.

4 GB + 64 GB: 229 euros

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