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Among the Chinese players who have carved a place in the smartphone market in India, Xiaomi is among the best. What has up to now played in its favor, is to provide Indian users with reliable devices at a relatively low cost.
The launch of Redmi Y2, successor of the Redmi Y1, at 9,999 Rs, fits perfectly in this strategy.
In fact, the Redmi Y2 has two variants. The 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is slightly higher, at 12,999 Rs, compared to the 3GB RAM + 32GB embedded storage variant which is rated at Rs 9,999 (which we reviewed).
With a 16MP front shooter, Redmi Y2's dual rear-facing youthful and stylish and its USP is artificial intelligence (AI) camera technology that promises to automate the process of beautifying images according to the age and sex of the user. [19659002] But how good is it to keep the promises that phone specifications make? Let's take a look.
In terms of look and feel, there could still be opportunities for improvement and this could well be said of most brands' phones. But there is no real reason not to like the design of the Redmi Y2
It's a big phone, but it fits well in the hands and poses virtually no obstacle to navigation, facilitated by "intuitive" gesture controls MIUI
This function is useful for one-handed navigation as it allows you to return to a previous menu by sliding your finger up, left or right. You can easily get rid of the need to press the "back" or "home" buttons.
While the tiny bezels make it even more appealing, the "full screen" 5.99-inch screen with an aspect ratio of 18: 9 is designed to make multimedia streaming on the web. 39, appliance a pleasant experience.
Camera technology is definitely a plus for the camera, especially when it comes to low light photography. And this is not just true for the front-shooter.
The 12MP + 5MP dual camera system at the back clicks on good quality images, even in semi-dark conditions.
just agreements. Powered by the Octa-core Snapdragon 625 processor, the device is equipped with a battery of 3080 mAh, powerful enough to run all day with a single charge if the level of power is higher. use is moderate.
supports a Micro-SD card. The storage capacity of both variants is expandable up to 128 GB.
By way of comparison, the Honor 7C, which is priced similarly, includes a 13MP + 2MP main dual camera and a camera frontal of 8 MP. In terms of appearance and features, and thanks to its powerful front-shooter, the Redmi Y2 can also give the Honor 7X, which comes with 4GB of RAM, a tough competition because the latest price is slightly higher
. The 7X aesthetic, with its compact metal unibody design, does not stand out
What does not work?
While his selfie shooter AI aims to improve the image, he still has opportunities for improvement. For the face to unlock the work, you sometimes have to adjust the angle of your screen or your face.
Plus, seasoned users – those who use games and streaming media – can find battery life per charge Conclusion: Bracketing the Redmi Y2 as a selfie phone will be wrong. It's much more than that. In addition to the camera technology, which is the highlight of the phone, it has achieved high scores in terms of design, performance and ease of use, making it a useful phone in the sub-segment. Rs 10,000 (Gokul Bhagabati to [email protected])
– IANS
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