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[Mobiles ]Redmi 4 Launched - Best Budget Phone

Redmi 4, another budget killer from Redmi. It seems that Redmi is targeting India as it's major market. Redmi is improving a bit by bit, this time it's the glass of the phone. Finally, a 2.5D curved glass on the phone.


Redmi 4 launched today, it is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 soc. It is coming in 3 variants.
It comes with only two colors - 
  1. 2GB/16GB Price - Rs. 6999/-
  2. 3GB/32GB Price - Rs. 8999/-
  3. 4GB/64GB Price - Rs. 10999/-
Specifications:-
  • 12.7cm (5) HD display, Corning Gorilla glass protection
  • 13MP rear camera, 5MP front camera
  • 4g volte supported
  • Adreno 505 GPU
  • Hybrid Sim Slot
  • 4100  mah
  • Finger Print Sensor
  • Bluetooth 4.2/ Bluetooth HID
  • Wi-fi display/ wi-fi Direct
Phone looks stylish and premium, with a price that Redmi is offering, it's good deal to grab.
First sale is on 23rd may, 12 pm onwards on Amazon and mi.com.

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