Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro On Hands Review: 48-Megapixel Dual Rear Camera,
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro is one of the best mobile phones under Rs 15000 in India. From 48MP camera to the new gradient style, Note 7 Pro is packed with the great latest features.
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- Brand: Xiaomi
- Product name: Redmi Note 7 Pro
Key Specifications
Redmi Note 7 Pro comes with 48MP Dual camera
Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 processor
6.3-inch dot notch display
Corning Gorilla Glass 5
Type-C Port
4,000mAh battery
4GB and 6GB of RAM.
Price: Rs 13,999 (Base price)
Becoming favorite is simple however staying at the highest is troublesome.
After having dominated the budget segment throughout 2018, Xiaomi is facing some competition from new entrants like Realme and revived Samsung (Galaxy M) and Honor.
With rivals matching the specifications and worth points, Xiaomi scrambled to a new Redmi Note 7 series with upgraded specs along with critical gap fixes in the design department.
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Redmi Note seven phones currently have trendier gradient glass style with smaller notches on the front.
While the base model Redmi Note 7 looks like an incremental upgrade and just there to tap the Rs 10,000 segment, Note 7 Pro is more of a premium smartphone.
Xiaomi’s followers would recognize Xiaomi’s ‘premium’ doesn’t very mean a steep tag.
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Redmi 7 Pro is offered at a beginning worth of Rs. 13,999.
With Note 7 Pro, Xiaomi aims to disrupt the budget and mid-range segment, like it did to the segment a couple of years ago. There are three key things that set Redmi Note 7 Pro apart from the existing budget phones.
- First, it brings the Sony IMX586 sensor to deliver 48-megapixel sensor on a 14K device.
- Second, it options Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 processor, a rather superior chipset than the Snapdragon 660.
- Third, Xiaomi is bringing real glass in note 7 pro into the budget.
The 48-megapixel camera is a treat for mobile photography enthusiasts. As explained in our elaborated camera review, Xiaomi Note 7 pro delivers near-excellent results.
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The front 12-megapixel camera will an honest job in daylight whereas 48-megapixel mode enhances the main points.
After having used Note 7 pro as our primary driver for a few times, we’ve detected some gaps within the camera app.
On some occasions, the app takes a bit of time to launch. Image processing in non-default modes is slower than expected.
We suspect this can be largely a software system downside as we have a tendency to faced problems with the general UI further.
Our unit is running MIUI 10 Global 9.2.25 Beta. Some of the issues include slow responsiveness to the dialler application. As so much as MIUI goes, it’s still a work in progress.
Xiaomi fans might have created peace with the customization and ads, but the UI really needs to be more refined.
It looks dated and hasn’t the best implementation of Google’s Android Pie. minor things like app action could have had a big change. Xiaomi has to do a lot of optimization if it wants to win the number one.
Redmi 7 Pro will really impress you with his performance.
Graphic-intensive games like PUBG Mobile and Asphalt nine-run swimmingly.
In fact, Redmi Note 7 Pro may be one of the best gaming phones under Rs 15,000 in India. Of course, it’s not a Poco, but at this price point, Note 7 Pro handles power use with ease. The 48MP camera is good but the overall camera UI needs improvement, While the 48-megapixel camera is everyplace in Xiaomi’s posters and ad campaigns, the 4,000mAh battery is the most underrated feature.
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If you’re a lightweight user with basic use cases, you can definitely squeeze more juice from the phone.
Unlike many different mechanical man phones during this worth class, Note 7 Pro has good standby time.
There’s a USB Type-C port with fast charging support.
It’s not the quickest charging technology out there however gets the work done.
One of the items Xiaomi didn’t even highlight, the Type-C port also supports audio. There’s also the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Verdict
- The software needs work, though.
- There are not any different phone during this class without delay to match its specifications sheet and camera capabilities.
- The only downside is that it’s accessible through flash sale on-line and goes out of stock in seconds.
