Redmi Note 6 Pro ahead of launch, I'm really upset with Xiaomi.

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        Well here you go Xiaomi is yet to launch a budgetary smartphone this year, the successor of the Redmi Note 5 Pro which was India's No1 smartphone brand, I hope this one becomes too. Enough boosting this is called as Redmi Note 6 Pro which I would say this is a small incremental update of the Redmi Note 5 Pro, just as the difference between OnePlus 6 and the 6T. Yes, you are right there is no such big update or big hype with respect to the Note 6 Pro, which I'll be sharing down below, Stay tuned.

          Right from the beginning, I'm telling you not to expect more from this device such as the IR face scanner, OLED panels, In-display fingerprint scanner, and Wireless Charging. Limit all your expectations because this is a budgetary smartphone with minimal specifications compared to a flagship killer.


          The biggest change is the Redmi Note 6 Pro sports a Huge Notch similar to the POCO F1 but has a smaller chin when compared to its predecessor.

 DISPLAY

          When it comes to the display the Note 6 Pro consists an IPS LCD Panel along with 6.26 inches of a huge screen when compared to its predecessor, with a minor tweak of resolution around 2280 x 1080 FHD+. And moreover, Xiaomi claims that the display would be a lot clearer than its predecessor.

           Now, this is what I personally call it an improvement. Good job Xiaomi.
CAMERA



          The Redmi Note 6 Pro houses a dual camera in front with specs of 20MP f/2.0 and a 2MP f/2.2 secondary cameras which are used a depth sensor and its pretty much shoots wide-angle photos along with the new AI portrait Mode, Surprisingly no flash this time.

          Speaking about the rear cameras the Note 6 Pro consists of a dual 12 MP f/1.9 and a secondary 5 MP f/2.2 a wider aperture camera for the depth effect. Sad News is that there is still no 4K recording which is a shame because everyone in this present age wants some great videos to be taken, I don't know why Xiaomi has ripped it off. On the other side, the design of the camera is the same as vertically stacked one.

PROCESSOR

         The Redmi Note 6 Pro pretty much contains the power efficient sort of a budgetary that is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 Octa-core processor for a strong and perfect performance.

         Although the Snapdragon 636 is not a flagship processor when compared to 845 but gives a considerably good performance and battery backup.

          Well speaking about the variants as far as I know the Redmi Note 6 Pro comes with 4 GB RAM and with a internal storage of 64 GB Internal storage.

 BATTERY

        The Note series is meant to provide a larger battery backup, Here is the thing the Redmi Note 6 Pro comes with a mighty 4000 mAH battery which gives a larger battery backup.

          But the sadder part is that there is no fast charging technology, come on are you kidding me right now, because it takes hell lot of time to charge this gigantic battery, I pity those who charge this smartphone.

 SOFTWARE



Well, the Redmi Note 6 Pro runs on Miui 10 with still Android Oreo on top, wait I'm freaked out why on earth you need an oreo on top when the world is tasting the Pie. A moment of silence for all those people.

 So as far as my opinion is considered the Redmi Note 6 Pro is a minor update with new features here and there when compared to the Redmi Note 5 Pro. But this is still a budgetary smartphone, Last but not the least when the pricing is concerned it's a bit costlier than its predecessor but I promise you that it will be within 20K INR, which is a decent price for all these specs.

Thank you Guys for spending your time reading my Blog, stay tuned for more updates. Let me know what is your opinion about the New Redmi Note 6 Pro in the comment section below. Have a nice day.








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