We are waiting for the Xiaomi Redmi 5 to be the cheapest full-screen phone coming our way from a top brand. But there are two other models from this family that should be unveiled along with this phone. They are the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 and Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Plus. However, anything heard about these phones are rumors, and nothing more. We even don’t know when they will debut. But a curious post of Xiaomi via Weibo spoiled everyone’s game.
The company asked a simple question to its followers. It wondered what feature they would like to see on the next smartphone of the manufacturer. Most of the users replied to the post with ‘full screen’ as the answer. Seems, there is nothing strange about the question as well as the answers. But the company hasn’t confirmed officially it is going to bring the full-screen technology to the budget models. Today Xiaomi posted an interesting preheating poster with the assumed 5th-gen Xiaomi Redmi Note 5. Moreover, the company said all the answers will be given tomorrow. Does this mean the aforementioned phone is going to be officially unveiled on November 29?
The first-gen Xiaomi Redmi Note has launched 1580 days ago. Its selling point was the dual-card dual-standby support. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 was made to bring an octa-core chip experience to more people. The third-gen model used a metal body that was rare for a mid-range smartphone. And the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 was packed with a whopping battery providing way longer life than other handsets from the niche. So with the release of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5, the manufacturer is trying to bring a full-screen experience to more customers.
Earlier it’s been rumored the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 will sport a 5.99-inch full-screen with a resolution of 2160×1080 pixels. There should be a Snapdragon 630/636 chip under the hood paired with a 3/4GB of RAM and 32/64GB of ROM. At last, the price is said to be quite affordable.
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Xiaomi we need and want more quality on screens and cameras… No matter i’d rather pay a little more…
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& you have those in upper class from Xiaomi so enjoy spending it. The camera software on the other hand simply ain’t all that good regardless of used sensor or lens for that you need to pay a lot extra & go with either; Aple, Samsung or Google flagship all do Huawei also joined that club recently as the first & only Chinese there.
How awesome would it be if they used AMOLED screen on Redmi Note 5 Plus. Il have my fingers crossed
Why? So that you pay 70~80$ extra for it. Nope in value for money category you won’t see it anytime soon. On the other hand 10$ more for a faster SoC is what most people would give the money for.
Those are very silly numbers, but yeah, i would pay more to get an amoled screen. Worth it. Xiaomi needs to step up their game.
Xiaomi we need and want more quality on screens and cameras… No matter i’d rather pay a little more…
true
& you have those in upper class from Xiaomi so enjoy spending it. The camera software on the other hand simply ain’t all that good regardless of used sensor or lens for that you need to pay a lot extra & go with either; Aple, Samsung or Google flagship all do Huawei also joined that club recently as the first & only Chinese there.
What ever happened to the redmi pro series? We didn’t even get a snapdragon version
How awesome would it be if they used AMOLED screen on Redmi Note 5 Plus. Il have my fingers crossed
Why? So that you pay 70~80$ extra for it. Nope in value for money category you won’t see it anytime soon. On the other hand 10$ more for a faster SoC is what most people would give the money for.
Those are very silly numbers, but yeah, i would pay more to get an amoled screen. Worth it. Xiaomi needs to step up their game.
What ever happened to the redmi pro series? We didn’t even get a snapdragon version
would there be also a global edition? band 20?
would there be also a global edition? band 20?
would there be also a global edition? band 20?