Redmi Launches K90 & K90 Pro Max, Starting at ~$361
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Redmi K90 series debuts: K90 from ~$361, Pro Max from ~$555 with 6.9" OLED, triple 50MP cameras, and 7,560 mAh + 100W/50W charging.
CHINA — Oct. 23, 2025 — Xiaomi’s Redmi brand unveiled the K90 series, led by the standard K90 and the flagship K90 Pro Max, with China pricing from RMB 2,599 (≈ $361) and RMB 3,999 (≈ $555) respectively. A co-branded K90 Pro Max Champion Edition featuring Lamborghini Squadra Corse styling is priced at RMB 5,499 (≈ $764).
The K90 centers on a Snapdragon 8 “Ultimate” class platform with Redmi’s triple-stage cooling and a 7,100 mAh high-density battery supporting 100 W wired charging and 22.5 W reverse charging. It adopts a 6.59-inch OLED in what Redmi calls a “golden mid-size,” and adds a 2.5× telephoto to a 50 MP-led rear system—features rarely seen at this price point. Colorways include black, light purple, sky blue and white. Storage tiers range up to 1 TB, with the base 12+256 GB model at RMB 2,599 (≈ $361).
The K90 Pro Max steps up to a 6.9-inch OLED (up to 120 Hz) and a 50 MP ×3 camera array with a 5× OIS telephoto, plus a 7,560 mAh battery rated for 100 W wired and 50 W wireless charging. It starts at RMB 3,999 (≈ $555) for 12+256 GB and scales to 16+1 TB at RMB 5,299; the Lamborghini Champion Edition (16+1 TB) comes in at RMB 5,499 (≈ $764).
Redmi positions the K90 as a design and endurance upgrade for the mainstream tier—highlighting an IP68 build and ultra-narrow bezels—while the Pro Max targets the upper mainstream with larger display, faster photography hardware and mixed wired/wireless fast charging. Availability begins immediately in China following the launch event
