The United States, Japan and South Korea are one of leading countries that provides savvy devices like the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy devices, and LG mobile products to mention few. And now, China enters into the competition by producing a fine series of handsets like the Xiaomi Mi 5 which is set to be released on Feb 24.

According to Android Pit, the latest device "has promised to be all you ever imagined and more." The latest phone from China might either have a 4 or 3 GB RAM and a Snapdragon 820 processor which will be operated by Android Marshmallow.

More than that, the website also noted that it could be an improvised version of its predecessor. Previously, Mi 4 contained 13 MP camera, SMP dynamic CPU power-supply control with Quick Charge 2.0.

Android Pit was also able to obtain leaked photos of the handset, which they described as  "sharp." "It's probably the Mi5 will have a similar design to its larger sibling, which should make it one good-looking one," as quoted. 

Meanwhile, Phone Arena also reported that photos taken from the "Android flagship out of China" has been posted via Facebook by Xiaomi VP and prolific ex-Googler, Hugo Barra. The photos which are displayed on the site as well has been said to be relatively crisp without the help of any filters. 

It could be speculated that the mobile device will be available for an affordable price since the product is made from China. Nonetheless, official specs and price for the Xiaomi Mi 5 mobile handset will be announced soon.