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Xiaomi's budget smartphone division is planning a big follow-up for its latest performance-pushing device and a new, perhaps 5G-equipped phone.
The Redmi Go is Xiaomi's first Android Go smartphone. As you'd expect, it features modest specs, but it also has a killer price tag.
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The Redmi Note 7 has been announced and it brings a 48-megapixel camera to a price point that's insanely low. Check out the details!
Redmi and Xiaomi are parting ways as two "independent" brands so that the first one can focus more on budget-friendly smartphones
Significantly more popular than the Redmi Note 4, Xiaomi's mid-range Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro phones only took four months to reach five million sales.
Both the Xiaomi Redmi 6 and 6A sport 2:1 screens, face scanners and efficient 12nm-based processors. The "regular" Redmi 6 also has dual rear cameras.
Previously released in China under the Redmi S2 name, the 6-inch AI-enhanced Xiaomi Redmi Y2 starts at a very reasonable $150 or so in India.
A device we have every reason to expect as part of the Xiaomi Redmi 6 family soon has been granted Tenaa approval in China recently with an iPhone X-inspired notch.
The newly unveiled Xiaomi Redmi S2 is larger and more powerful than the Redmi 5, but nowhere near as impressive as the Redmi Note 5, despite featuring a solid 16MP selfie shooter.
Many analysts rushed to deem the iPhone X a flop, but this flop managed to outsell all other smartphones in the world between January and March 2018.
Technically, the mid-range Xiaomi Redmi S2 has not been officially unveiled yet, but that hasn't stopped a few units from making very detailed appearances in the Czech Republic recently.
Xiaomi is almost certainly planning to rebrand the China-exclusive Mi 6X as an international Mi A2 Android One model, with another, more mysterious device also in the works running "pure" Google software.
Unveiled in China back in December, the crazy affordable Xiaomi Redmi 5 is spreading the 2:1 "full screen" love to India on March 20, with an octa-core Snapdragon 450 SoC also in tow.
We've already seen a number of affordable 2:1 phones with thin bezels unveiled in the past few months, but the Xiaomi Redmi 5 starts at a crazy low $120.
The low-cost full screen Xiaomi Redmi 5 and Redmi 5 Plus are only a few days away from a formal announcement, strutting their stuff in official renders.
Xiaomi just launched the crazy affordable, ultra-low-end Redmi 5A in India, also gearing up for the China announcement of the mid-range Redmi 5 and 5 Plus.
In addition to the promised Mi A1 and Mi MIX 2, Xiaomi also lists the Redmi 4A, 4X, Note 5A, Note 4, Mi 6 and Mi Max 2 as available or coming soon to Spain.
Xiaomi is already big in India, but one more budget-friendly smartphone can't hurt the company's local ambitions, especially with a great selfie cam.
With a single rear-facing camera, large battery, tall screen and up to 4GB RAM, the impending Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 sounds like a very solid mid-range phone.
Flipkart and Amazon's recent promotions in India further raised Xiaomi's regional profile, making us wonder if perhaps Samsung's domination is in danger.
You probably don't need two front-facing cameras when the $135 and up Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A features a super-capable 16MP single selfie snapper.
And it begins with an iPhone 7 Plus lookalike device, according to sources within Xiaomi to a Chinese publication. Will it work?
Android bargain hunters in China have a tough choice to make between the ultra-low-cost Xiaomi Redmi 4 and even cheaper Redmi 4A.
