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| The Redmi K90 Max is set for an April 21 debut in China featuring an air ventilation system. (Image credit: Redmi) |
Dubbed the "Performance Devil," the upcoming gaming smartphone from the Xiaomi sub-brand is scheduled for an April 21, 2026, release at 7 PM in China. It has an air-cooling system (which is said to "reshape" the new standard of heat dissipation), a 165Hz display with 3,500-nits of peak brightness, and native support for 165 frames-per-second, covering over 40 games.
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| The Redmi K90 Max with a 400Hz six-axis gyroscope. (Image credit: Redmi, Weibo) |
Appearance-wise, the Redmi K90 Max features an unusual camera bar. The two rear cameras on the left are joined by a noticeable, round grille of what seems to be the device's built-in ventilation module, located at the right (as part of the phone's air-cooling system).
Aside from its key highlights, the Redmi K90 Max has a 3,500Hz touch-sampling rate, backed by a 400Hz six-axis gyroscope, ensuring ultra-fast responses are present within gaming sessions. Meanwhile, the air cooling system comes with a six-year fan warranty, alongside IP66, IP68, and IP69 certifications for the device (via ITHome).
While the phone may not be officially available yet, a Beebom report says that Xiaomi has already begun pre-orders for the Redmi K90 in China.
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