Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 - Top 5 Features !
Xiaomi Have been killing it with their new launches offering smartphones at an incredible specs to price ratio . A month back Xiaomi did it with its Redmi Pro that featured dual camera setup Of which I will be coming up with the review shortly .. So stay tuned for that.. And earlier today, they launched a much anticipated successor to Redmi Note 3 ..so here are the top 5 features of the brand new Redmi Note 4. Redmi Note 3 was a great budget friendly smartphone which had a lot of market appeal , and as expected, the successor maintained the same specs to price ratio while improving upon it.
The biggest highlight of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 is its metal build. Unlike its predecessor which had plastic top and bottom edges, This time Xiaomi went with a full unibody metal build providing rock solid construction .Though the design is very similar to the predecessor , the metal build adds more value to the budget tagline. And In my opinion , that certainly redefine how a typical budget friendly smartphone looks and feels like...
Next up is the specification, Switching from the Snapdragon, Redmi Note 4 is powered by a 10-core MediaTek Helio X20 processor clocked at Ghz coupled with Mali-T880 MP4 GPU. Helio X20 is the worlds first 10 core mobile CPU and is expected to outperform Snapdragon 650 which has a hexa-core processor. Though it looks good on paper, I certainly look forward in testing it out by myself to know the actual difference in performance in real life usage.. And Like its predecessor , the handset is available in two variants: one with 2 gigs of RAM and 16GB of inbuilt storage priced at 899 Yuan which is approximately $135 and another with 3GB RAM and 64GB of inbuilt storage priced at 1,199 Yuan that translate to approximately $180. Both these models support expandable storage via microSD card (up to 128GB) which is pretty awesome.
Next is the display . Redmi Note 4 features a 5.5-inch full HD display scoring a pixel density of 401ppi.. Furthermore The addition of 2.5D arc glass protection adds to the durability which was somewhat of an issue in its predecessor. Moving on, The smartphone also support 4G VoLTE.. short for Voice over LTE which basically means better call quality if you have LTE support in your region. I will be leaving links in the description if you want to know more about this next gen wireless network technology.
Under the hood, it is powered by a huge 4100 mah battery . and Like its predecessor, Xiaomi claims the smartphone could easily last up to a day under heavy usage. The device will run on the Xiaomi s latest MIUI 8 based on Android Marshmallow. And the goodness of Redmi note 3 like hybrid SIM tray and fast fingerprint scanner at the back is also present as well Apart from these, it features a slightly bumped down 13-megapixel f/aperture rear shooter and 5-megapixel selfie cam which Xiaomi claims can click 85-degree wide angle shots. . The handset will be available in Gold, Grey, and Silver color option and it will go on sale initially in China from August 26 via the company's online store.
So thats pretty much everything you need to know with the new Redmi Note 4. I will be coming up with a review of this incredible budget smartphone once I get my hands on it . So subscribe if you havent already. Stay tune for more and as always, Thanks for watching and you guys have a great day..
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