The Redmi Note series has been a trendsetter in many ways. Phones like the Redmi Note 3 and Redmi Note 4 were the first to change the public perception not just about Xiaomi but Chinese smartphones in general.

With the Redmi Note 7 Pro, Xiaomi is back to basics and is once again ready to make a huge splash. This is only apt in the light of the burgeoning competition from Samsung, Asus, and Oppo. In fact, with Note 7 Pro Xiaomi has waged a war. Staying true to its “Thug Life” theme, Xiaomi literally called out all its rivals for their subterfuge, daring them to beat the new Note (and one may argue that they went just a bit too far).

It is available at a starting price of ₹13,999 in red, blue, black color options.

1. Design:
Redmi Note 7 Pro features a shiny glass back, and a gradient design which gives it a premium look, further the cameras at the back enhances the design of the smartphone. The company during the launch stressed upon the durability and splash resistant features which makes it all more-handy and more-safe. It comes in two bright color options including Neptune Blue and Nebula Red.

2. Performs Much-Much Better:
The Redmi Note 7 Pro comes with Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 octa-core, the most powerful processor; a mid-range phone can have in the industry right now. Make no mistake, unlike other phones which boast this very same chipset, but are under-clocked. The Redmi Note 7 Pro performs at the maximum level and will serve you well, be it gaming, photography session, switching between multiple apps or watching videos on multimedia streaming service apps.

3. A Surprising Camera:
It is one of the biggest surprises! we have experienced this year. You wouldn’t have thought to see a 48-megapixel camera on a phone that costs less than ₹15,000. But here it is. The protruding camera assembly flattens out when you use a case — so that’s another good reason to do so. The Note 7 Pro has the excellent Sony IMX586 sensor on board. Xiaomi uses the pixel-binning technology popular now to combine pixels into larger ones allowing for more detail to be packed in.

This device has a Night mode similar to the one on the Pixel 3, OnePlus 6T and other phones. While it doesn’t manage the magic of the Google phone which captures what the human eye cannot see, it does light up the scene without just filling it with artificial looking brightness. It retains details, though it over-sharpens them somewhat. The selfie camera is particularly good for a budget phone and doesn’t overdo anything. The video is pretty good as well, that too without OIS.

4. Battery – Quick Charging Technology:
The Redmi Note 7 Pro not only features a 4000mAh battery, but also features fast wired charging in the form of Quick Charge 4. At 18W, it allows users to charge their phones at a much faster rate. In comparison, the Redmi Note 6 Pro features 10W fast charging as well as Quick Charge 3.0.

5. A Budgeted Phone:
Considering the features and the aggressive pricing structure, Redmi Note 7 Pro is the best in its class, period. You won't find any better cost-effective mid-range phone than the Xiaomi phone in the market. Many rival brands sell the devices with the features similar to the Redmi Note 7 Pro for more than Rs 30,000. I suggest prospective consumers go for the latter and I bet, you won't regret.

For Xiaomi, the Redmi Note 7 Pro’s big achievement is that it is going to change the perception about cameras in Redmi phones. From a user perspective, it is a wholesome smartphone ticking every box, be it performance to camera, or UX to display quality.

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