Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 review

By Ankita -
Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 (Gold 32 Gb)
The first all-metal budget phablet from China's Apple is a stunner, A phone that beats all its competition (In 10K to 18K price band)
 Redmi is the company's budget smartphone line-up, and the Note 3 sits at the top of the series as an all-metal Android phablet with a fantastic design and decent performance.

PROS
Great design and build
Big battery
Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 (Gold 32 Gb)
Fast fingerprint scanner

CONS
 No NFC
Average camera

Screen is only 'OK'

KEY FEATURES
5.5-inch 1080p display
Dual sim
16/32GB storage
Fingerprint scanner
2GB RAM
Android 5.0
Manufacturer: Xiaomi
Review Price INR:11999/-

WHAT IS THE XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 3?

The Redmi Note 3 is the latest large-screen, low-cost phone from Chinese handset maker Xiaomi – the company often referred to as "The Apple of the East", thanks to its dominant position in that particular part of the world.

The company's Redmi Note series has traditionally been focused at the low end of the market – even more so than Xiaomi's other astonishingly good-value offerings, such as the flagship Mi5 series. However, it offers premium features such as metal bodywork, a fingerprint scanner, 5.5-inch IPS screen and a surprisingly fast octa-core MediaTek Helio X10 processor – all for around £130( INR:11999/-) for the (Gold 32 Gb) model.

XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 3 – DESIGN

The Redmi Note 2 was certainly no slouch when it came to build quality, but it was still an all-plastic phone and felt a little cheap when set alongside Xiaomi's other handsets, such as the sleek Mi4. The Redmi Note 3 doesn't leave anything to chance and comes equipped with a robust metal chassis that gives the entire handset a pleasing feel of weightiness.

It isn't entirely made of metal, though – the top and bottom edges are plastic, which blend in seamlessly with the rest of the design – but this definitely feels like it's in a class above most budget blowers. The construction is also rock-solid, with no noticeable movement when gripped tightly

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