Xiaomi confirms the Redmi K60 Ultra is coming with a Dimensity 9200+

A couple of days ago we saw a Geekbench result from what should be the Xiaomi Redmi K60 Ultra – this revealed that the phone will be powered by the Dimensity 9200+. Now Xiaomi has given official confirmation of that, along with sharing an AnTuTu score from it and a few more details.

The K60 Ultra – which is expected to go global under the name Xiaomi 13T Pro, by the way – will indeed use the 9200+ chip from MediaTek. And in internal testing it has achieved 1,774,714 points on AnTuTu.

The Redmi K60 Ultra is powered by the Dimensity 9200+

This will make it competitive with the top Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chips out there (the “for Galaxy” and plus versions), in fact, the score is higher than they typically achieve. The Geekbench 6 score didn’t look that impressive, though, so let’s wait for more detailed results to come out.

The AnTuTu team hasn’t shared the score breakdown yet, but it did post photos from a presentation on the Redmi K60 Ultra.

Xiaomi has teamed up with MediaTek for the Redmi K60 Ultra

Based on these slides, the Dimensity won’t be the only chip to see action in the K60 Ultra – there will be a PixelWorks X7 visual processor, running an algorithm that Xiaomi developed in-house.

The K60 Ultra will be equipped wit the PixelWorks X7 visual processor

The X7 has been used in phones like the OnePlus 11, Realme GT2 Explorer Master and the Honor Magic5 Pro, for example. It runs low-latency frame interpolation that can double, triple or even quadruple the frame rate with a latency of under 10ms. It can go up to 180Hz at FHD+ and 144Hz at WQHD+ resolution. You can find more in the press release from PixelWorks. Of course, we're yet to find out what Xiaomi has done with its custom algorithm.

The Redmi K60 Ultra will be unveiled at an upcoming major event that will also feature the Xiaomi Mix Fold 3, Xiaomi Pad 6 Max and the Redmi Pad 2 (which, according to Flipkart, is coming on July 19). The Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro are expected to be unveiled for the global market on September 1.

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