Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Review: The Complete Package

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro

Xiamy is proudly claiming to be number one smartphone brand in India, and sensibly, Samsung does not agree. While I am not taking sides, the fact is that Xiamen has also come close to challenging Chabol, which is a company which is keeping the charts in the country for a very long time, it does not make any sense. And within that only four years of entering the subcontinent Although there are some reasons for the extraordinary development of Xiamen, but the affordable range of smartphones that provide a great value for money has definitely contributed. He said, when it comes to following global trends, Xiamie is not really fast enough. By yesterday, there were only two phones in which there were dual cameras and there was no 18: 9 display in India. In addition, there was not really a single phone in its portfolio, which could have been called a complete package in the real sense. This varies with the new Radmi Note 5 Pro. In addition to presenting this baby dual camera and an 18: 9 display rocks, with solid glasses, a powerful selfie shooter and a huge battery, and on its face, it does not seem to miss any of the essential features.

Redmi Note 5 Pro comes as a soup-up version of Redmi Note 5, a smartphone which was announced for India in the same phase. While Redmi Note 5 is basically Redmi 5 Plus which was launched earlier in China, Note 5 Pro is actually a global launch, which is going on for sale for the first time in 

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 Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Summary

Although it is not without its share of quirks. Despite this, however, it comes in the form of one of the most attractive smartphones worth Rs 20,000 south. Interested in learning more? read on.

the basics

While the Pro Model shares its dimensions, screen glasses and design language with its Redmi Note 5 brother, both are actually different in the form of Chalk and Paneer. For one, the Note 5 Pro is powered by the Oda-Core Snapdragon 636 chipset, which uses the SD 625 SOC as compared to Note 5. After this, the Pro model also has 6GB RAM variants, unlike Note 5. In addition, the cameras are quite different on the two phones - compared to the Pro's dual camera setup (12 MP + 5 MP sensors included) and a 20 MP front camera Selfie Lite, a single 12 MP camera behind Redmi Note 5, and front Plays a native 5-megapixel shooter, each with its own flash.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Design and Performance
Top Front is a 5.99 inch display, in which you have ever seen the fastest bezel on the Xiamen phone. The 18: 9 aspect ratio of the screen means that the front is almost all the screen, and the overall device size is similar to the traditional 5.5-inch phone. While front looks fine due to thin bezels and dual cameras, add a little bit of the rear character, note 5 Pro can not change the head for its appearance. Although metal unibody seems quite strong. Due to the collision of vertically-adjusted double shooters on the back side, the phone decreases slightly after being placed on a flat surface.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Software
In the case of software, Redmi Note 5 runs MIUI 9 on the basis of Android NoGet. Expect general MIUI gifts, in which to put aside subjects, dual applications, work and play (or wife and girlfriend), a full safety manager, permission manager, a reading mode for performance, etc. I especially love microscopic features - like the copy OTP feature and option to turn off only one instance of recurring alarm, is useful for mid week holidays.

App vault is a new feature to mention, which gets its own dedicated panel that exits while swiping from the main home screen. App vault gives you a bunch of customizable cards, including apps and tasks, notes, cricket scores, and calendars for calendar. It also integrates hala, so you can book a cab directly without the need for wet app.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Display and battery life
Note 5 Pro has the distinction of being the first phone in India to be operated by the new Snapdragon 636 chipset. The Octo-Core Kyro CPU setup is clock at 1.8GHz, and Adreno comes with 50 9 graphics. In the use of real life, it relaxes solid and smooth performance, without any overwhelming issues, even when it is tense. This is in my review unit with 4 GHz RAM, but the 6 GB RAM version is also available, if you think that you are a power user and need better multitasking capabilities, then it is appropriate. That said, I got a 4 GB RAM model which was a whole lot of zippi. Built in 64 GB storage, approximately 53 GHz is available for use outside the box.
The connectivity options on dual sim hybrid phones are quite standard, and dual band Wi-Fi, 4G with VOLTE, and GPS, in addition to the above mentioned IR Blaster, which work in hand with the preloaded Mi Remote App to convert your phone Does a universal remote?

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Decision
As I mentioned in the beginning of this review, the Redmi Note 5 Pro hardly misses any facility. If I wanted to knightpick, then I would use Micro-USB port instead of the lack of video recording and new USB Type-C 4. In reality though, the only thing that I really believe to be negative is unavailable support for fast charging. If you think of the competition, then the Honor 9i (review), Moto G5S Plus (review), Infinix zero 5 (review) and Sheoi's own MI A1 (review) comes in the brain, but nothing In fact, it does not come near Redmi Note 5 when it comes to presenting everything in terms of dual camera, 18: 9 display, display and battery life. At the end of the day, it boils down to the question - which phone offers the full package. And I would say that Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro comes very close.