Xiaomi Redmi Notes 5: Rumor, Specs, Launch Date, and More

There are many things that drive Redmi Note 5 considering its predecessor was the best-selling device in India last year.

Xiaomi has a breakthrough year in 2017, and much to do with Redmi Notes 4. Launched last January, the phone became the best-selling device in the country by 2017, breaking Xiaomi's sales record and catapulting catapult. to the top of the Indian handset market.

Xiaomi Redmi Notes 5: Rumor, Specs, Launch Date, and More

Thus, many riding on Redmi Note 5, the upcoming budget workhorse of the Chinese manufacturer. This is what we know so far about the phone.

It will come with an 18:9 display

With the Redmi 5 series bringing the 18: 9 form factor to the budget segment, it is guaranteed we will see a similar look at Redmi Note 5. Actually, it looks like the same panel will go to Redmi Note. 5.

Xiaomi significantly expanded its product portfolio last year, and by using reused components - such as sensors and camera displays - across multiple devices. That's likely to continue this year, so we can see a 5.9 inch 18: 9 screen with a resolution of 2160 x 1080 on Note 5.

Powered by Snapdragon 630/636

Xiaomi switched to Snapdragon 625 for most phones in its budget portfolio, with the manufacturer embracing its love for the chipset due to its combination of efficiency and energy performance. With Snapdragon 630 now widely available, chances are we'll see newer chipsets in Redmi Note 5.

Rumors outside China have suggested that there will be two variants of the Redmi Note 5: one supported by Snapdragon 630 and the other featuring Snapdragon 636. We have to wait and see how the pot comes out, but Xiaomi's phone never gets short of power, so we will see an upgrade in this area of Redmi Notes 4.

Elsewhere, Note Redmi 5 tends to maintain a 4GB RAM / 64GB storage combination, with a basic model that offers 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. Batteries also tend to be unchanged from the 4100mAh unit we saw last year.

Dual rear cameras are a certainty

Xiaomi has already introduced dual rear cameras in the budget segment with the Android One-based Mi A1 last year, so it's entirely possible we'll see the same this time around on the Redmi Note 5.

The Chinese manufacturer has stated that camera quality will be a key priority this year, so it'll be interesting to see the imaging features on offer with the Redmi Note 5. For context, Xiaomi's focus on battery life in years past led to devices like the Redmi Note 4 and Redmi 4, which offered two days' worth of usage on a full charge.

The official launch is scheduled later this month

Xiaomi has sent an invitation to the media for a launch event on February 14, and the seductress suggested that the device be a Redmi Note 5. At 5 invitations it can be alluded to either Redmi 5 or Redmi Note 5, but I guess it is at the last.

The Redmi Note 4 was the best-selling phone in India last year, and with a device that debuted on January 19, 2017, we've been waiting for a replacement. And while the Redmi lineup primarily focuses on entry level levels in the country, this is the Redmi Notes series which is the catalyst for brands in the budget segment.

Furthermore, Xiaomi is not ashamed to reveal new products on the Indian stage, as we have seen last year. Either way, we'll find out more about the device on February 14th.

Prices can remain unchanged

Xiaomi pioneered the sales model of the phone at a price close to manufacturing, and did not look like a manufacturer that would change its current position. We have to wait until the official announcement knows the price information, but early rumors mention that the phone will make its debut at the same price point as its predecessor.

With the 4GB Redmi Note 4 variant debuting at £ 12.999 ($ 202), we can see Redmi Note 5 model with 4GB / 64GB RAM storage storage configuration equal to $ 200 price. By doing so it will definitely arouse the excitement in this device , but we have to wait a week to find out more.

As for availability, it is unlikely the phone will be sold outside the Asian market. Xiaomi said that it will eventually sell its phones in the U.S., but the manufacturer is not ready for launch in the United States.