Xiaomi Redmi 4 16GB

• Pros
• • Sleek, premium design
  • Excellent battery life
  • Good performance
• Cons
• • Proximity sensor acts up
  • Still runs Marshmallow
  • Bundled charger doesn't support fast charging

• Verdict

With the launch of the Redmi 4A  (review) earlier this year, it’s become clear that Xiaomi wants to provide ample choice to users in the budget segment. While the former is more of an entry-level device, the Redmi 4 is a feature-packed option for the discerning budget buyer. The iffy proximity sensor and older Android version notwithstanding, I found little fault with the Redmi 4 during my testing period. The competition in its segment includes the Lenovo K6 P

With the launch of the Redmi 4A  (review) earlier this year, it’s become clear that Xiaomi wants to provide ample choice to users in the budget segment. While the former is more of an entry-level device, the Redmi 4 is a feature-packed option for the discerning budget buyer. The iffy proximity sensor and older Android version notwithstanding, I found little fault with the Redmi 4 during my testing period. The competition in its segment includes the Lenovo K6 P