Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 review

01 February 2019
Redmi Note 7 lineup is the first one branded only as “Redmi” and the sub-brand company wants to come in strong. It advertises flagship-worthy build quality, great 48MP main camera on the back and powerful enough SoC no matter which Redmi 7 device you choose - the vanilla Redmi 7, the bigger Note 7 or the Pro. The one we have with us is the Redmi Note 7 - perhaps the most sought after model due to its low price and big screen.

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It's pretty obvious that flagship phones in general cannot compete with battery life of mid rangers and budget devices , its not a surprise that the redmi note 7 does so well in terms of battery

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    • Anonymous
    • Nj0
    • 01 Feb 2019

    Wow the night shots looks as good as flagships

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      • D7F
      • 01 Feb 2019

      This phone is really unbeatable espicially for its price.
      Good job Xiaomi , I mean Redmi. and we are waiting for the Redmi note 7 pro.

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        • 3iY
        • 01 Feb 2019

        So, in the end.. Is is back panel made of plastic, or glass, because in spec says plastic back panel, but later in review says, glass? What is it.
        I know that frame is made of plastic, but what about back panel.

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          • Anonymous
          • Nj0
          • 01 Feb 2019

          That's a huge upgrade over redmi 5 plus and redmi 6 pro

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            • Anonymous
            • pQr
            • 01 Feb 2019

            Gsmarena "Effectively, the camera shoots at 12MP with large 1.6µm pixels, which capture more light" This sounds a little bit misleading. Of course a single large pixel captures more light than a single small pixel because the area is larger. But of course the total amount of captured light doesn't change when you choose 12 or 48 megapixels because the lens and sensor area don't change. For low-dynamic range scenes in good light conditions the total(!) amount of captured light (sensor area) is relevant, not the pixel size, unless you want to compare images at pixel level (but this is often not very useful when the images have a different resolution).

              Only think not impressive is the main part Display and what about carrier aggregation?

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                • Anonymous
                • Nj0
                • 01 Feb 2019

                Now I'm waiting for the review of samsung m20 and a comparaison between the two to see if samsung has improved and we need to know it they cut out some sensors like they were doing with j series

                  Why does Xiaomi put such low-quality displays on their budget phones? This phone has the same light-bleeding problem that the Pocophone had...

                  That aside, it seems like a decent phone. Camera is good for the class.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • ijr
                    • 01 Feb 2019

                    Wait plastic sides? Are you sure? You are not always right about the built material

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                      • Anonymous
                      • Jwu
                      • 01 Feb 2019

                      Everybody bow down to the king !! \o/

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                        • 3LG
                        • 01 Feb 2019

                        Truly impressive camera for the price

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                          • Anonymous
                          • pU}
                          • 01 Feb 2019

                          Why these cheaper Xiaomi phones always have such bad contrast scores? They should up their game in this department.

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