First Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 5 insider rumors start coming in
🩵 REDMI Turbo 5 — first details!✔️ According to DCS, the new model will feature:• 6.6' 1.5K display• Metal frame
🗓 Release is expected early next year.#redmiturbo5 pic.twitter.com/XSOrvuinMJ — Santanu (@TechnicalShaan) July 19, 2025
As for other suggested Redmi Turbo 5 specs, the source hints at a 6.6-ish inch flat display with a 1.5K resolution and a battery pack of around 7,500 mAh. Apparently, besides the large battery, the phone will feature a 'thin and light design,' complete with a metal frame and right-angle corners.
Finally, according to the source, as well as based on the company's track record, the Redmi Turbo 5 might also be rebranded as the Poco X8 Pro.
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