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Source: Apoorva Bhardwaj / Android Central Xiaomi knows how to make a good phone; after all, it is the fourth-largest smartphone manufacturer in the world. But the brand owes its success to the entry-level and budget segments, where it is dominant. Xiaomi also makes flagships in the Mi and the Mi Mix lineups , with the Mi phones in particular aimed at the value flagship segment. Factor in devices like the POCO F1 and the Redmi K20 , and Xiaomi’s value offerings look very crowded. That’s why the manufacturer branched out POCO and Redmi as standalone entities, and with those brands now catering to the budget as well as the mid-tier segments, it frees up the Mi moniker to focus exclusively on the high-end category. That’s what it is doing with the Mi 10 Pro, its first “true” flagship. The Mi 10 Pro comes with all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a high-end phone in 2020, including the latest internal hardware, 108MP camera at the back, 50W wired and 30W wireless charging...