Confirmed! REDMI K100 series will appear tomorrow at 2026 ChinaJoy.

REDMI officially announced that its major annual product will make its debut on the Snapdragon joint booth at the N5 hall during the 2026 Shanghai ChinaJoy expo, marking its first offline unveiling.

According to the official schedule, a live stream for the major product will take place from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., featuring hands-on experience and key spec reveals.

REDMI product manager Sun Cun also teased the product, confirming speculation that it belongs to the REDMI K100 series.

As the next-generation cost-performance flagship, the REDMI K100 series is fully equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 flagship processor. The Pro model's benchmark scores have already appeared in the Geekbench database, with a single-core score of 3,429 and a multi-core score of 10,461.

Due to fluctuations in upstream chip and storage costs, the K100 series has had to adopt the previous-generation 8E5 chip as a trade-off, keeping pricing stable and maintaining the K series' core positioning of affordability.

Notably, several sources indicate that the Pro and Pro Max flagship models will launch first, with the standard model releasing later at a different time.

The screens are uniformly equipped with a 185Hz ultra-high refresh rate flat panel, available in two sizes: 6.59 inches and 6.9 inches. Both use a super-pixel solution that delivers 1K-level power consumption with 2K-level clarity.

For imaging, the series features a 200MP large main sensor, supports telephoto macro, and is expected to include a 50MP periscope telephoto lens.

Other specs include 3D ultrasonic fingerprint, metal frame, glass back panel, full-level waterproofing, and symmetrical dual speakers.

All models still feature Bose-tuned speakers, but the tri-speaker 2.1 setup remains exclusive to the Pro Max version.

The overall build quality is significantly enhanced, adopting a large R-angle pure flat screen plus a horizontal large-matrix metal Deco. The engineering prototype color scheme references the iPhone 18 Pro series.

In terms of craftsmanship, it also fully aligns with Apple, using a color-matched metal frame and glass back panel for greater unity, though this naturally incurs higher costs.