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Xiaomi revealed the company would be selling two World of Warcraft branded phones in a Weibo post for Redmi phones. It could seem that they are gearing these phones for gamers, maybe even WoW Mobile.
The plans for the two special edition Redmi Note 8 Pro phones were announced right after WoW Classic’s launch. Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 8 Pro has a heavy focus on photography and gaming, according to rumours of a four-camera setup and the use of the MediaTek Helio 690T. The gaming processor clocks in at 2.05GHz. Five days later, Xiaomi also announced its partnership with Blizzard for the Redmi Note 8 Pro’s release. The “Horde” and “Alliance” Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro editions should be out now (announced for 29 August 2019 release).
Would this partnership mean WoW would be coming to mobile devices? If not WoW, would it just be Battle for Azeroth for mobile? What do you think?
via wowhead
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