Redmi is preparing to launch its K100 series flagships in China, but the conversation has already shifted to what comes next.
A product manager's hint suggests the brand may skip the K110 name and jump straight to K200.
The discussion started after fans proposed that Redmi call its next flagship series K200 once the K100 lineup completes its cycle.
Responding to the suggestion, product manager Mia Xinxin said the K110 name feels "a bit strange," hinting at a different approach.
Other smartphone brands have used similar naming jumps after crossing the 100 mark.
Honor's number series and Vivo's X series, for instance, have made larger leaps instead of incrementing by one.
Redmi could follow that pattern with the K200 series as the successor to the K100 lineup.
K100 series launch details
The upcoming Redmi K100 series is scheduled to launch on Aug. 11, with a release strategy that differs from previous generations.
The company is expected to first introduce the K100 Pro and K100 Pro Max, while the standard K100 model will reportedly arrive later.
The K100 Pro series will debut with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V Series flagship platform, while the K100 Pro Max will feature the standard Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset.
Both models are expected to focus heavily on gaming, with features such as a 185Hz gaming display mode, dedicated gaming antenna technology, and enhanced audio tuning.
