Since Xiaomi officially unveiled its 17 series, the buzz around the related models has been relentless, with multiple topics trending daily. While a few have voiced minor reservations about the name change, it's inevitable that no product can please everyone. Manufacturers must adapt their strategies in response to market dynamics. Netizens' reactions are akin to a lively debate—some back the change, while others criticize it, which is perfectly normal. After all the banter, everyone is keen to uncover what makes the Xiaomi 17 truly stand out. Well, the moment has arrived.

Lu Weibing has announced that he will host a live stream at 19:00 tomorrow, addressing the 17 most burning questions about the Xiaomi 17 series. This is clearly a move to generate excitement for the new devices. Naturally, the feature configurations and user experience of the Xiaomi 17 series are what everyone is most curious about, and these will undoubtedly dominate the questions raised during the live stream, effectively covering over half of the content typically unveiled at a product launch.

Personally, I think one question that will likely pique netizens' interest the most is why the new device has been named with such a significant generational leap. Although the official has already provided an explanation, netizens will undoubtedly seek more details. Secondly, there's the new feature officially named the 'Miracle Back Screen' on the Xiaomi 17 Pro. Lu Weibing has hinted that he will delve into this in detail. Of course, some aspects don't require spoilers, such as the global debut of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5, which is already a given.

Regarding the launch date, Qualcomm has announced that the new Snapdragon Summit will take place in China from September 24th to 25th. This suggests that the Xiaomi 17 could be released as early as September 24th. The 'Miracle Back Screen' might be what Lu Weibing previously alluded to as bringing something fresh and unique to users. Personally, I believe the key aspect of a secondary screen is its potential for interpersonal interaction. Since Xiaomi has chosen this path, they must have prepared a host of new features in advance. The official has also stated that this will make each new device truly distinctive.

The official version of Pengpai OS 3 will also be released simultaneously, following several optimized beta versions that have received relatively positive feedback from users. It is expected that its performance on the Xiaomi 17 will be impressive. In fact, not only the Xiaomi 17, but the new Redmi K90 series has also officially entered the market. Given the normal interval strategy, since the Xiaomi 17 is confirmed for an early release, the K90 series will naturally follow suit, with an expected release around late October.

Of course, don't set your expectations too high for tomorrow's live stream spoilers from Lu Weibing. Before the official release of the Xiaomi 17 series, there are strict internal guidelines on what can and cannot be disclosed due to confidentiality requirements. Personally, I believe the most information we'll receive will be about the new features and their applications. Deeper technical details will likely only be revealed at the launch event. Currently, benchmark scores for the new devices have been leaked, showcasing impressive performance, with no doubt about their underlying capabilities.

I'm curious, will any of you be tuning in to Lu Weibing's live stream tomorrow to ask questions?