Xiaomi will unveil the Mix Flip 2, Pad 7S Pro on June 26 Comments
Possibly also the Redmi K80 Ultra, Redmi K Pad, Xiaomi AI Glasses, Open Earphones Pro, Mi Band 10, and Watch S4 41mm.
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