On Wednesday,Dead Again Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi hosted the launch event for its new Turbo 3 series and unveiled a new Redmi Turbo 3 Harry Potter Edition. It took nearly a hundred senior Harry Potter fans a year to develop the new Harry Potter Edition of the Turbo 3, Redmi claimed. The device features the Hogwarts school crest on the back, along with a Deathly Hallows boot image, customized magic-inspired charging animation, and wallpapers themed around the four houses of Hogwarts. The Harry Potter Edition boasts the same hardware configuration as the standard version, including the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset and 16GB+512GB storage. The special model, priced at RMB 2,699 ($373) on Xiaomi’s e-commerce platform, sold out during the pre-sale phase. Wang Teng, the brand manager of Redmi, revealed that restocks will be available on the first day of sale on April 15. Last year, the company launched the world’s first Harry Potter-branded phone, the Redmi Note 12 Turbo. [Redmi Weibo, in Chinese]
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