Recently, Redmi launched its Redmi Go smartphone based on Android Go Edition. Which brings the Android stock experience to a cheaper price segment. At the price of 4499 INR, which doesn’t aggressively compare to Xiaomi’s own Redmi 5A, which brings the same specs at the same price in 2017. Instead. The Redmi 5A had 2GB of RAM and 16GB of onboard storage at 4999 INR, but it has sold at 5999 INR for some reason.
Redmi Go Mini Review
This time, Xiaomi included a protective case cover with its smartphone. This time, Redmi doesn’t include a protective case cover with it. The device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 SoC and a 5-inch HD screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio display. The chipset has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. However, it has an 8 MP rear camera, including a flash, and a 5 MP selfie shooter sensor.
Redmi’s entry-level, most affordable smartphone.
Also, it packs a 3000mAh battery, which is suitable for its hardware. Likewise, it initially comes in blue and black color variations. As for the design, it uses a polycarbonate body design. It brings all ports, such as a microphone, a micro USB port, and speaker grills at the bottom. Volume Rocker and Power Button on the right, Noise Cancellation Mic, and 3.5mm Audio Jack. You can use 1X SIM, 1X Micro-SIM, and MicroSDXC memory cards.
The device is not slow; it is snappy thanks to AndroidGO software optimization. Some pre-installed applications from Xiaomi, like Mint Browser or Mint Launcher, launched recently on the Google Play Store. The camera interface is from Xiaomi, not an AndroidGO camera app. In terms of sensors, there is no gyroscope sensor; instead, it has a proximity sensor. We also can’t expect a fingerprint sensor at this price.
This is a good smartphone for those who have used a feature phone for a long time. There is single 4G SIM support; you don’t get dual 4G connections simultaneously. The device’s display is good because of its 380nits maximum brightness. The quality and loudness are reasonable, considering its price segment. Also, there is no IR blaster, which means you can’t use your device as a remote. Camera quality is average; you can’t expect good quality at this price.
This device impacts the sales of other smartphones like the Redmi 5A, Redmi 6A, or the upcoming Redmi 6A series with a similar price bracket. This device runs on Android GO, which means no MIUI means no ad recommendation, which misses a lot of revenue. Redmi didn’t want to sell more. Redmi Go smartphones.
If this device launches at 3,999 INR, it is acceptable, while it comes at 4,499 INR, which is slightly pricy. Also, you can look forward to the Asus Lite L1 or Infinix Smart 2. Thanks for being with us. Share your thoughts in the comment section below. Stay tuned for more fantastic tech updates.