Xiaomi’s Redmi Note is not the Chinese company’s new flagship phone. Rather, it’s a low-cost dual-SIM phone powered by MediaTek’s octa-core chipset that costs less than $160, £95, or AU$170.
The Note is rather large, resembling a larger version of the Redmi. Its 5.5-inch screen is surrounded by a lot of plastic, which makes it heavy: 7 ounces (199 grams).
While the weight gives the phone a sense of solidity, it might seem a little too large when compared to the smaller LG G3, which has a comparable screen size.
To be honest, that’s a rather unfair comparison. The G3 is a high-end gadget designed to be impossibly tiny for its screen size, but the Note is significantly less expensive and aimed at a less demanding market.
Having said that, it’s not as if Xiaomi hasn’t paid attention to how the Note was created.
Is Xiaomi Redmi note good?
Yes, the Xiaomi Redmi Note gave a fantastic display and a satisfactory performance at a reasonable price, but skip it if you want the most cutting-edge smartphone.