Xiaomi’s $194 Redmi Note 6 Pro with dual front cameras drops in India

2018-11-22 11:24

Xiaomi has built a commanding position in the Indian smartphone market by selling a wide range of affordable phones priced between $85 to $200 over the past few years. It’s now added an intriguing new model to its budget Redmi lineup: the Redmi Note 6 Pro.

While the mid-range phone retains most of the characters from its predecessor – the Redmi Note 5 Pro – it features four cameras and a sizable display with a wide notch at the top. Here’s what’s under the…

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Chinese phone manufacturer Xiaomi earned the crown of the top smartphone company in India, largely due to its wide range of budget phones costing between $80 and $200. The new Redmi 6 Pro is the company’s first attempt to bring a dual-camera setup to that segment, while sticking with the Redmi series’ core strengths of sturdy build quality and great battery life.

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