Oct 29, 2016 01:26 AM EDT By Anita Valencia, UniversityHerald Reporter

If you haven't figured out the differences between Redmi 3, 3S and 3S Prime - be prepared to add another device in the list to be compared. According to leaks, it could likely be the Redmi 4.

Xiaomi Redmi 4 specifications leaked

The Redmi 3 series has not yet accumulating the attention like Mi Mix with its edgeless screen, but Xiaomi is rumored to gear up for Redmi 4. A Chinese source claims that Redmi 4 will rock 5-inch screen and 4,100 mAh battery. Powering the handset, a Snapdragon 625 chipset will be paired with 32 GB of internal storage and 3GB of RAM.

The report suggests a 13 MP rear shooter and 5 MP front shooter equipping the device. Judging from the previous handsets, the upcoming Redmi 4 might come with metal unibody and a sleek design with color options possibly in silver, gray and gold.

Xiaomi Redmi 4 specs are similar to Xiaomi 3S Prime

Comparing the leaked specs to the ones in Xiaomi 3S Prime, there are a few similarities in both devices. As listed in GSM Arena, the difference lies on the chipset but the others seem to be the same. Will this be a Redmi 4 device or is it just another Xiaomi 3S series? We'll find out soon.

Xiaomi Redmi 4 release date

Many reports suggested a September release date but turned out it was a wrong speculation. The specs leak has no indication that the device launch is imminent. And to remind you with another leak - two Xiaomi devices, with almost identical specs, are spotted in TENAA website - suggesting a green light for the handsets to be launched soon in China.

If these are not the same devices, then the faithful should expect more variants of Xiaomi phones flooding the market simultaneously.

Xiaomi Redmi 4 price

There is no official product or pricepoint announced but judging from the specs, the Redmi 4 is nothing like the Mi5 dubbed as the cheaper variant of Galaxy S7. According to Android Authority, Redmi 4 could likely be priced between $105 and $190.  

Meanwhile, check out Redmi 3S Prime review!

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