The Redmi Note 7 Pro is a phone that — at first glance — looks too good to be true. Xiaomi is good at that sort of thing: making phones that seem more powerful<\/b>
\nThe Redmi Note 7 Pro is a phone that \u2013 at first glance \u2013 looks too good to be true. Xiaomi is good at that sort of thing: making phones that seem more powerful than they have any business being, at least for what they\u2019re priced. The brand Redmi was spun off Xiaomi in order to focus solely on low-cost smartphones of the like we\u2019re seeing today \u2013 and they sorta seem to be knocking it out of the park with their first few releases.
The Redmi Note 7 Pro has a 6.3-inch FHD+ display with 19.5:9 aspect ratio. This device has a reinforced glass cover \u2013 Corning Gorilla Glass 5 to avoid scratches and damage from light bumps. The display has the software-level ability to switch to extra-bright for direct sunlight use, and switch to warmer colors for reading.
This smartphone has a single front-facing camera at 13 megapixels with a collection of Artificial Intelligence features. AI Beautify, AI portrait mode, AI scene detection, and AI face unlock are all onboard. There\u2019s also a \u201cStudio Lighting selfie\u201d mode for dramatic situations.
On the back is a pair of cameras in a single LED flash. One camera is 5MP for AI scene detection and quick focus. This back-facing camera array also has AI portrait 2.0 \u2013 that\u2019s just a bit smarter than the AI Portrait mode up front. This back-facing camera array also has a 48-megapixel camera.
The 48MP camera has a Sony IMX586 sensor, similar to several other phones released in the last few weeks. It\u2019s gonna take GIANT photos \u2013 though we\u2019ve yet to see the quality of said photos for ourselves. This camera rolls with 1.6um pixel size, 4-in-1 Super Pixel functionality (jamming the big photo capability into a smaller product), 6pc lens, and f\/1.79 aperture. This camera can capture 4K UHD video at 30fps, too \u2013 not too shabby.
NOTE: You might also want to take a peek at the Redmi Note 7 (not pro) if you mostly want the camera, and care less about the rest.
While we are working with some high-end specs here in some places, the part where we start to see the less-than-AAA features is in the processor. It\u2019s still made by Qualcomm, which means it\u2019s probably pretty decent, but it\u2019s not the biggest and the best, not quite. This processor is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 675, and it has a Kryo 460 CPU and Adreno 612 GPU, as well as a Spectra 250LISP.
Taking up most the space inside is a sizable non-removable battery. The battery in this device is 4000mAh large, and it comes with Quick Charge 4 super-speedy charging abilities. There\u2019s a USB-C charger to assist in this task.
This machine also has a 3.5mm headphone jack for your headphones and other audio devices aplenty. Up top is an IR blaster to work with an IR remote control app inside.
Coloring on the back of this device comes in several editions. One is Neptune Blue, another is Nebula Red, and the last is a slightly more plain but still radically-titled Space Black. The Blue and the Red work with gradient color finishes. This phone has Gorilla Glass 5 on its backside, too, giving it a \u201cdual glass body\u201d with 2.5D intensity.
One version has 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage, and that\u2019ll cost 13,999 rupees. That\u2019s around $195 USD, directly converted. The slightly more expensive version has 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage and costs 16,999 rupees, which is around $240 USD. This device is coming to India on the 13th of March at 12PM. No word yet on whether it\u2019ll be released elsewhere.<\/p>\n