Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 64GB

• Pros
• • Stunning design
  • Great performer
  • Excellent cameras
  • Long lasting battery and USB Type-C port
• Cons
• • Selfies have washed out colours
  • Display exhibits muted colours
  • 48MP shots aren't dramatically better than 12MP

• Verdict

Here`s where things get tricky. The pricing for the Redmi Note 7 starts at 999 Yuan (~Rs 10K) for the base variant in China and the device is expected to be launched in India next month. As is customary with Xiaomi, we can expect the phone to be priced competitively (preferably under Rs 15K ) in India, which would make it a phenomenal deal. However, if you`re in a rush to buy a new smartphone and can`t wait until the launch day, then you won`t be short on options. There are plenty of devices with enticing... Read Full Verdict  

Here`s where things get tricky. The pricing for the Redmi Note 7 starts at 999 Yuan (~Rs 10K) for the base variant in China and the device is expected to be launched in India next month. As is customary with Xiaomi, we can expect the phone to be priced competitively (preferably under Rs 15K ) in India, which would make it a phenomenal deal. However, if you`re in a rush to buy a new smartphone and can`t wait until the launch day, then you won`t be short on options. There are plenty of devices with enticing features in the market right now, the likes of which include the OPPO K1 (first impressions), the ASUS Zenfone Max Pro M2 (review), the Samsung Galaxy M20 (review) and the Realme 2 Pro (review).However, most of these smartphones come with their fair share of compromises – be it their cameras that can`t match up or less than fancy designs. Therefore, on the whole, the Redmi Note 7 is quite honestly the best smartphone out there in its class. It looks good, performs great, clicks excellent photos and lasts a long, long time. Redmi undoubtedly has a winner on its hands and if priced correctly, the smartphone will easily blow the competition out of the water.