| Redmi Note 5 | Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 | Redmi Note 5 Pro Launched in India |

| Redmi Note 5 | Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 | Redmi Note 5 Pro Launched in India | | Redmi Note 5 | Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 | Redmi Note 5 Pro Launched in India | http://bit.ly/2Er0gBn https://youtu.be/7j5Ib_AwBHw http://bit.ly/2y63VW5 Buy Redmi Note 5:http://bit.ly/2Er0ict Namaskar. I’m PaSa and I welcome you to my YouTube Channel KaraMazu. This video is about | Redmi Note 5 | Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 | Redmi Note 5 Pro Launched in India | SPECIFICATIONS Xiaomi’s Redmi Note series has long been our value-for-money winner. As a rule of thumb, these phones have offered exceptional performance in their class and are usually paired with an above average display and camera. These phones were not marvels of engineering, but they represented an incredible value in a market where the lower segment was just about compromises on all fronts. In 2018, this is no longer true. Heavy-hitters like Huawei have realised the importance of the budget and mid-range segment of the market and are muscling their way in. A year ago, the latest entry in the Note series stood alone, head and shoulders above the competition. In 2018, the newest phone in the series, the Redmi Note 5, is facing off against some exceptional smartphones, including the Honor 9 Lite, Moto M and several others. Has competition finally caught up to the high bar once set by Xiaomi? Are the heydays of the Note series at an end? Two trends defined 2017: Dual-cameras and tall displays. While the Note 5 misses out on the former, it has ably adopted the latter. The phone is tall, with a 5.99-inch 18:9 display, and has a well-made metal body. There are no rough edges and the fit and finish are impeccable. The first thing that you notice when you pick up the phone is its weight. At 181 grams, it’s definitely on the heavier side and is, in fact, heavier than the glass-backed iPhone X. In terms of design, not much has changed. The taller aspect ratio of the phone is all that sets it apart from last year’s Note 4. This would normally be perfectly acceptable, but the eye-catching Honor 9 Lite is leagues ahead in the design department and shows that there are better options out there. To put it another way, the 9 Lite will turn heads, the Note 5 will not. The display is tall, but bezels are still present. The top houses the usual assortment of sensors, including the earpiece speaker, front camera, flash, etc. The bottom bezel is blank, with Xiaomi opting to go for software buttons rather than capacitive ones. The left side is where you’ll find the hybrid dual-SIM tray and the right is where you’ll find the volume and power buttons. For the sake of nit-picking, I’d say that the buttons are a little bit mushy and could have been clickier. The bottom edge is where you’ll find a microUSB charging port (no USB-C here) and the two speaker grilles. And fear not, the headphone jack remains and finds a home for itself on the top of the phone. The rear camera and fingerprint sensor are aligned to the centre of the rear of the device. A dual-tone LED flash sits between them. Features: 8/10 As usual, Xiaomi manages to pack in some great hardware at a reasonable price point. Your money gets you a Snapdragon 625-powered device with 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, a 5.99-inch 18:9 LCD display with an FHD+ resolution (2160x1080), a 12 MP f/2.2 rear camera, a 5 MP f/2.0 front camera and finally, a 4,000 mAh battery. Compared to the phone it replaces, you’re losing 1 MP on the rear camera and 100 mAh from overall battery capacity. In exchange, you’re gaining a larger display and possibly, an improved camera (more on that later). The minuscule loss in battery life should also not have a significant impact. The Snapdragon 625, while almost two years old now, still sets the bar in this price segment. ================================================ Do consider subscribing to our channel https://www.youtube.com/karamazu?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook Fan Page: http://bit.ly/2u20cSM Instagram: http://bit.ly/2t4lyBO Twitter: https://twitter.com/karamazupasa Blog: http://bit.ly/2u2f9UQ Quora: http://bit.ly/2t4k3DM Google Plus: http://bit.ly/2A9xNO2 ================================================ If you have any suggestions, questions, facing any problem; please leave the comment below. Thanks for watching. Please like, share this video. Dhandyawad. About: KaraMazu Where technology gets naked. Here you will find a variety of videos showcasing the coolest tech updates and tricks on the planet. From the newest technology to surprising gadgets and technology you never knew existed. It's all here on KaraMazu. KaraMazu is about Exploring Problems, Executing Solutions. We review games, apps, and devices. Most of our content is awesome. Do consider subscribing our channel. We would like to add value to our viewer with awesome content. Business / professional inquiries ONLY - karamazupasa [at] gmail.com