Xiaomi's objective when releasing a new product is always the same: offer a compelling set of features and tech at a price that's hard to ignore. That's been the case for their current crop of mid-range devices, and that stays true for their new Mi 9T (AKA Redmi K20).

Xiaomi has announced that the Mi 9T would be released in Europe, at the starting price of €330 (£295/$375). The smartphone will be sold from June 17, and going by the features and specs - including staggering 91.9% screen-to-body ratio, in-screen fingerprint scanner and 4000mAh battery - you could...

The Xiaomi Mi 9T truly stands out from its competitors with very fast, very power efficient Snapdragon 730 underneath. This chipset is good for gaming and the AMOLED screen is perfect for media consumption.

The Redmi K20 truly feels more expensive than it actually is. And that is priceless.