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Xiaomi Explains Why It Canceled an Ultra-Thin Smartphone Project

Daniel Cross 1 min read

Xiaomi canceled an ultra-thin smartphone project similar to iPhone Air due to user experience concerns, shifting focus to Max devices with larger batteries.

Xiaomi Explains Why It Canceled an Ultra-Thin Smartphone Project
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Xiaomi has canceled an ultra-thin smartphone project that was similar to the iPhone Air. The decision was based on user experience concerns.

Battery life prioritized over thinness

The project was near mass production before the cancellation. Xiaomi is instead focusing on Max devices that offer larger batteries and better performance.

Xiaomi 17 Air ultra-thin smartphone project canceled
The Xiaomi 17 Air project was scrapped near mass production.

According to Lu Weibing, the company prioritized battery life and overall user experience over thinness. The shift reflects a strategic move away from the ultra-thin form factor.

Xiaomi has not confirmed any future plans for an ultra-thin model. The company's current focus remains on the Max lineup.

Source: GIZMOCHINA