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Xiaomi 17 Pro has a rival with a rear display: the new trend in smartphones?

The first clone of the Xiaomi 17 Pro has arrived from the Indian brand Lava: Blaze Duo 3 is the new smartphone from the company, characterized by a rear display and a design that recalls that of its Chinese rival. It is a curious device, inspired by the Xiaomi model, inheriting some features, but trying to find its own identity.

Lava Blaze Duo 3 Official: All the Details of the New Smartphone with a Rear Display

Credits: Lava

The latest Xiaomi 17 Pro is a compact high-end device, while the Max counterpart steps up by offering a larger display (6.9″ diagonal). Lava Blaze Duo 3 represents the middle ground, opting for a 6.67″ AMOLED display with Full HD resolution, a 120 Hz refresh rate and a central punch hole.

The device features a slightly squared shape, while the Xiaomi’s phone opts for softer lines. The camera module closely imitates that of the 17 Pro but with two differences: the Lava terminal uses a single camera and the rear AMOLED display stops at 1.6″ – compared to the 2.7″ and 2.9″ of 17 Pro and Pro Max.

Credits: Lava

Blaze Duo 3 percorre la via più “economica” mentre gli Xiaomi sono dotati di un pannello che ricopre l’intero modulo, inglobando anche i sensori fotografici. Chiaramente siamo su due piani distinti, ossia mid-range e fascia premium.

Il telefono della famiglia Blaze è equipaggiato con il SoC Dimensity 7060 e non si fa mancare niente: ci sono 6 GB di RAM LPDDR5, 128 GB di storage UFS 3.1, un lettore d’impronte sotto lo schermo, Android 16 e una scocca classificata IP64.

La batteria è da 5.000 mAh con ricarica da 33W mentre il comparto fotografico è basato su un sensore principale da 50 MP e una selfie camera da 8 MP. Il prezzo del nuovo smartphone Lava è di circa 160€ al cambio, ossia 16.999 rupie indiane.

Gabriele Cascone

Innamorato della tecnologia, con un occhio di riguardo verso smartphone e gaming, è legato indissolubilmente al mondo Nerd. Serie TV, film, giochi, manga, anime e comics sono all'ordine del giorno.

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