Redmi Note 9 Pro Review – Is This the Right Affordable Phone for Most People? By Gadgets 360

The Redmi Note 9 pro has just been launched in India, and it's starting price of twelve thousand 999 rupees is surprisingly low. The trade-off for that new low price is that the Redmi Note 9 flow does not offer many of today's most as worthy features. A ninety Hertz display extremely fast charging and a high-resolution camera. This phone is more about core specifications and the overall usage experience. Can the Redmi Note 9 pro live up to its illustrious predecessor standards, let's find out before we go ahead, though please do remember to subscribe to our Channel and hit the bell icon. So you always know whenever we post a new video, the Redmi Note 900 has a six point: six seven-inch full HD plus 1080 by 2400 pixel screen, which has a double aspect ratio.

This is a standard 60 Hertz panel and doesn't have a 90 Hertz refresh rate, like some other recently launched devices, most notably the Realme 6, an 8.8, millimeters, thick and 209 grams equate. Many people will find this device bulky and unwieldy. The large screen does work nicely for videos and games to the size and placement of the camera bump on the rear make holding the Redmi Note and pro in landscape oil playing games just a little uncomfortable. The screen is reasonably bright and crisp. We did find the camera hole a little distracting when watching videos full screen.

We weren't impressed with the speaker, though sound, is loud but harsh and dingy. The Redmi Note 9 pro has a sight mounted fingerprint sensor which is embedded into the power button. This sits in a slight recess on the right of the phone, which lined up very well with the thumb of our right hand. This sensor and face recognition were both quick and effective. In our experience, the volume buttons are placed awkwardly above the sensor and aren't easy to reach, while on a coil on the left, has a tray with slots for two NATO Sims and a micro SD card, Charlie's trademark, infrared emitters on the top and can be used to control several home appliances, there's the usual USB type-c port, 3.5, millimeter, audio, socket and a speaker on the bottom on to software Mew 11 grams, on top of the Android 10 and our review unit have the February security patch. Sadly, loaded and promotional content remain pots of Show means business strategy.

The company does say that users can remove some of these apps or disable some of these features. But we did see lots of spammy notifications, there's no app drawer, but you do get some level of UI customization new I take some getting used to. But if a constant stream of ads and promotional content doesn't bother you, then you won't face any major hurdles while using let's now talk about performance, the Redmi Note 9 flow is more than powerful enough to handle anything from basic calls and messaging all the way up to heavy 3d gaming with no trouble whatsoever. Multitasking was also smooth and trouble-free. Thanks to this map, dragon 720 G chip that this device has abdominal defaulted to the high quality present.

We played a few rounds for about 20 minutes and farm of the Redmi Note. I Pro did get a little walk. Contrary to Xiaomi escapes the phone never got too uncomfortable, but we didn't want to play for too much longer. Ethics will consistently smooth throughout and gameplay was enjoyable asphalt.9 legends didn't give us any trouble either. We were eager to test this phone's battery with ordinary use.

We were very pleased to see the Redmi Note and throw easily lasting through a full day and nearly half of the second wave before needing a recharge. Our HD video loop test drive for 16 hours, 2 minutes, which is not great, considering that some competitors in this space can boast of scores that cross 20 hours. Now, let's take a look at the camera specs, starting with daytime photos. We found the primary camera to be reasonably cut, but it doesn't break any new ground in terms of quality or flexibility. Those ups looked good and details were clear in foreground subjects.

Distant objects were also well represented if there was adequate light and textures weren't too complex, wide-angle camera isn't too bad, but quality definitely suffers despite promising distortion correction, there's still some fairly of this walking at the sides of things. The 5 megapixel micro camera does deliver much higher quality shots than we've. Seen from most of the macro cameras, and the app makes it obvious when you are holding the phone at the correct distance to lock focus many of our attempts still came out looking dull, often with washed out colors and poorly balanced exposures. At night, we found the Redmi Note 9 close primary camerae to be good. If there was lots of artificial light around otherwise, details were lost, low-light landscapes were unimpressive.

The wide-angle camera delivered monkey results, but we didn't expect too much from it. Mic mode was surprisingly ineffective. It did help balance dark scenes or bright lights. That would otherwise just be overexposed splotches, but it didn't do anything at all for shots of subjects in the dark which other phones are capable of improving the front camera has a 16 megapixel resolution. It is fairly good in the daytime as well as a kite, but we didn't like the oppressive beautification, which main faces.

Look. Artificial details are good in the daytime, as well as at night and portrait shots have nicely cloud backgrounds. Video shot at 1080p looked fine with put stabilization. Our only complaint was that out footage was a little overexposed at 4k palace on completely out of whack, and our sample clips had an overpowering, unnatural red tone. The shimmer effect was pretty bad at night when shooting at 1080p.

This footage was not usable if we were moving, which results are slightly better when we Stood Still. We liked the Redmi Note time pro for its overall style, and it could easily stand next to full price flagships from five or six years ago. The specifications are very impressive, and we had very few complaints when using this. For day-to-day tasks as well as general entertainment, the primary camera is a letdown, though especially in low light. We also found the phone a bit too bulky for our lightly valleys have to see the value in the 6 GB version of the Redmi Note, and pro the 4 GB variant has been launched at an incredible price.

We hope to see Xiaomi improve things on the camera front through software updates. If that happens, this phone could be very, very hard to beat. That was our review of the new Xiaomi Redmi Note back bro, thanks for watching and for more reviews and videos like this do make sure to visit us at gadget.360.

Source : Gadgets 360