On January 11, it was reported that a mysterious mobile phone codenamed "Xiaomi Suiren" was recently found in the Geekbench running library. It is reported that the phone is equipped with an industry-leading Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and has up to 16GB of RAM. In Geekbench 61.In version 0, it achieved impressive results, with a single-core score of 2,336 and a multi-core score of 6,837.
Xiaomi's two known flagship phones, the Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro, use "Houji" and "Shennong" as codenames, respectively. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra, another Xiaomi flagship that has not yet been seen to the public, has chosen the mysterious "Aurora" as its codename, which is derived from Roman mythology and symbolizes the goddess of the dawn.
According to ITBEAR technology information, the word "suiren" in the "Xiaomi Suiren" that appeared on Geekbench this time actually refers to the Suiren clan in ancient Chinese myths and legends. As one of the pioneers of Chinese civilization, the Suiren clan invented drilling wood to make fire in Shangqiu, which not only ended the ancient human way of life of drinking blood, but also made the essential difference between humans and animals. The Suiren clan was therefore called the "Fire Ancestor" by later generations, and he was also the father of the Fuxi and Nuwa clans.
Although the details about this mysterious Xiaomi phone are still confusing, sparrowsnews, a well-known foreign technology, has given a bold speculation. They believe that given Xiaomi's continued investment and innovation in under-display camera technology, it is likely that the phone, codenamed "Suiren", will be a new flagship model with an under-display front camera. If this speculation comes true, then we have reason to expect that Xiaomi will bring us more surprises than never before in the near future.