Redmi will show off its 640000 pixel camera on August 7th.

Samsung announced that ISOCELL Bright GW1 64MP sensor and smartphone companies have raced to announce its implementation. Realme will show off the technology's four-camera settings on Aug. 8, but Xiaomi aims to be the first because it invites media representatives to demonstrate the day before Aug. 7.

The new camera should be placed on the Redmi smartphone and the new sensor should be used to output 20 MB images. This is a big message that Xiaomi will work in his camera department's image processing lab to reveal how it works.

Despite its small size, Redmi will launch a real-world smartphone with new Bright GW1 sensors. Its flagship K20 Pro is equipped with a Bright GM1 platform with a Quad Bayer layer that produces an impressive 12 MP image on a 48 MP sensor.

The new 64MP sensor uses Tetracell (which is Samsung's Quad-Bayer brand), so we are more likely to see 16 MP images with clear value.