Xiaomi has already opened multiple Mi stores recently. This means the company will offer more new models in Europe. One of the latest models of the company is the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro, which was announced in India on February 14. Its enhanced variant will release in China on March 16. As for Europe, today it became known the original Redmi Note 5 Pro will enter this market soon at a price tag of 230 Euros. It’s equivalent to 1798 yuan. In this sense, the phone is priced a bit higher because the Indian version comes at a starting price of 13.999 rupees (about 1384 yuan). But the latter refers to the 4+64GB variant, while the European model has got a 3+32GB version. The same 4+64GB variant is priced at 270 Euros (about 2109 yuan). As a reminder, the Indian 6+64GB variant is priced at 16999 rupees (about 1681 yuan).
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This information comes our way from Roland Quandt, who claims the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro is currently being prepared to support the European LTE network. There is no certain launch date, but as the price tags are already leaked, we can expect the phone to launch in the nearest future.
As for hardware, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro is packed with a 5.99-inch full-screen, the world’s first Snapdragon 636 chip, 3/4/6GB RAM, 32/64GB of native storage, 12+5MP dual-camera on the back, a 20MP selfie shooter on the front, and a 4000mAh battery. As we can see, once again, Xiaomi could bring many respectable and trendy features to the mid-range market at an affordable price tag.
Come on now xiaomi, Nobody is going to pay those prices in europe for a Brand that isnt mainstream here at all, plus add in the factors its a pretty ugly device. If they are seriously trying to enter Europe, this isnt the phone to do it with
Honey boney their is already a Mi store in Italy and one in Spain is just about to open & those are just first among many to come.
Regarding RN5 Pro with that pricing no one will buy it & why would they when they can buy Mi Note 3 for same money.
well they may open more stores across europe, but if you were to ask majority of people, even in italy or spain where they have stores, about xiaomi, most would have no idea about the brand, thats the truth!
Only those who have been leaving under the rock didn’t hear about it.
lol id make a sizeable money bet that we could pick 50 random people & they would be clueless to the brand! not everyone is a tech geek you know
Anyone who reads general news should have been heard by now for Xiaomi. On the west they used analogue to Apple of the China, on the East it’s Meitu and no analogy needed. Sure it’s not iconic all known brand yet but in couple of years it will be & not by smartphones alone either. Pretty much anyone who whose in for a purchase for the new Android smartphone in last three years most probably at least header of it & that makes it to at least 30% global population.