Duoqin Company has announced the sales launch of the Qin 3 smartphone family, a line developed under the Xiaomi sub brand aimed at helping users curb compulsive smartphone use. These devices are positioned as practical tools for digital wellbeing, pairing essential performance with focused, minimalistic design to support healthier mobile habits.
The Qin 3 lineup includes three models: Qin 3, Qin 3 Pro, and Qin 3 Ultra. The smaller members share a compact 5.5 inch display with a notch, while the Qin 3 Ultra expands the portfolio with a 5.05 inch display featuring rounded cutouts. This distinction in screen sizes offers users a choice aligned with personal comfort and daily use patterns.
In terms of memory and storage, the Qin 3 comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The Pro and Ultra variants scale up to 6GB RAM with 128GB storage and 8GB RAM with 256GB storage respectively, catering to different needs for multitasking and media storage. More specifics about the Qin 3 family will be shared by the company as the launch timeline progresses.
Pre-orders have already begun for the Qin 3, Pro, and Ultra, with price points anchored around 1,000 yuan for the Qin 3, 1,400 yuan for the Pro, and 1,600 yuan for the Ultra. Translating these figures for other markets suggests a competitive positioning that emphasizes value alongside the devices’ focus on mindful usage.
Earlier reports noted Xiaomi and Duoqin presenting the Qin F22 Pro button smartphone, a device running Android 12, signaling the ongoing collaboration and expansion of this product family across evolving software experiences. This historical context helps consumers understand the continuum from previous models to the Qin 3 series and the strategic emphasis on user wellbeing and simple, intentional technology use. Attribution: Duoqin and Xiaomi product announcements