Xiaomi Redmi Pro Mini Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Xiaomi Redmi Pro Mini - too complicated 

The Chinese company Xiaomi with incredible pace overtakes all potential competitors and provides products, that virtually are having no analogues in ratio of technical parameters, style and assembly. However, one of the main drawbacks of this race is a significant number of models, that are created to fight rivals in various price segments. And now it is not really easy to sort out the variety of titles. The hero of today's review complicates the situation even further. 

However, perhaps it is the only minus of that product. The design is almost entirely repeats phablet-predecessor, but the unusual dual 12-megapixel camera is replaced by a single 13-megapixel module. Of course, such a spectacular background blur on it will not work, but the overall image quality is very high. The phone housing is metal and compact, fingerprint scanner is located on the front panel and has a decent response rate. 5.2-inch OLED-display has a resolution of 1280 by 720 pixels, that increases the autonomy of your phone while maintaining the relative sharpness. This screen is bright with saturated and rich colors. 

The Snapdragon 652 processor also has low power consumption. In view of the HD-resolution display, 3GB / 4GB of RAM and Adreno 510 video games in the next couple of years will go exclusively to the highest setting. 32GB / 64GB ROM extended by MicroSD cards allows at any time meet the need of free memory. We should also note the presence of an excellent 8-megapixel front-facing matrix, demonstrating excellent ability to make selfie. All of these advantages are added by infra-red and USB Type-C ports, 4G support and OTG, 4100mAh battery and Android 6.0. Thus, the new product is ready to give odds to many flagmans. It sounds surprising, but even Mi5 may take a back seat under the pressure of such an interesting gadget.