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Redmi K20, K20 Pro get a price cut in China

The Redmi K20 and K20 Pro have received a price cut in China.
The 6GB/128GB variant of the K20 is now down to CNY1,999 ($290/€260) from CNY2,099 ($305/€275), whereas the Pro version with the same memory configuration is now down from CNY2,599 ($380/€340) to CNY2,299 ($335/€300). The 8GB/128GB model of the K20 Pro has also received a price drop and it now costs CNY2,499 ($365/€325).
Redmi K20
Additionally, Redmi has also slashed the prices of the Redmi 7, Redmi 7A, Redmi Note 7, and the Redmi Note 7 Pro. You can check out the table below for more details.
PhoneOriginal PriceNew Price
Redmi K20 (6GB/128GB)CNY2,099 ($305/€275)CNY1,999 ($290/€260)
Redmi K20 Pro (6GB/128GB)CNY2,599 ($380/€340)CNY2,299 ($335/€300)
Redmi K20 Pro (8GB/128GB)CNY2,799 ($405/€365)CNY2,499 ($365/€325)
Redmi Note 7 (6GB/64GB)CNY1,399 ($205/€180)CNY1,199 ($175/€155)
Redmi Note 7 Pro (6GB/128GB)CNY1,599 ($230/€210)CNY1,399 ($205/€180)
Redmi 7 (3GB/32GB)CNY799 ($115/€105)CNY699 ($100/€90)
Redmi 7 (4GB/64GB)CNY999 ($145/€130)CNY899 ($130/€120)
Redmi 7A (2GB/16GB)CNY549 ($80/€70)CNY499 ($70/€65)
These smartphones will be available for purchase at their reduced prices in China from tomorrow. The K20 Pro Summer Honey variant that was announced yesterday will also go on sale in China tomorrow.
Source (in Chinese)
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