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Xiaomi's Redmi line has become synonymous with quality Android experience on a budget with a good reason. It is nearly impossible to beat the up and coming Chinese manufacturer's value propositions, especially if you live in a Xiaomi-covered market.
Better still, the Redmi lineup has been improving, inching closer to mid-tier equipment and features with each generation. In the current fifth iteration, your options break down as follows:
Redmi 5A
Redmi 5A
Redmi 5 Plus
As usual, there is the positively entry-level Redmi 5A, priced at around €100. Despite the obvious improvements in the low-budget segment, you should still approach smartphones that cost €100 or less with a healthy dose of doubt. To put it simply, the Redmi 5A is underpowered. The same mostly applies to the equally cheap Redmi Note 5A, also known as the Redmi Y1. Unlike its sibling, it does at least have 8 Cortex-A53 cores under the hood but skimps on the trendy wide screen.
Enter the Redmi 5, probably the most sensible cheap option that not only won't disappoint you but it sports the hip tall aspect ratio look. It can be had for as little as €115 but here's the caveat. For an extra €15 or so, you can get its bigger sibling, the Redmi 5 Plus. Although a nearly identical package, it comes with a bigger battery, faster chipset and a larger screen of higher resolution. But we've already reviewed this one.
As usual, there is the positively entry-level Redmi 5A, priced at around €100. Despite the obvious improvements in the low-budget segment, you should still approach smartphones that cost €100 or less with a healthy dose of doubt. To put it simply, the Redmi 5A is underpowered. The same mostly applies to the equally cheap Redmi Note 5A, also known as the Redmi Y1. Unlike its sibling, it does at least have 8 Cortex-A53 cores under the hood but skimps on the trendy wide screen.
Enter the Redmi 5, probably the most sensible cheap option that not only won't disappoint you but it sports the hip tall aspect ratio look. It can be had for as little as €115 but here's the caveat. For an extra €15 or so, you can get its bigger sibling, the Redmi 5 Plus. Although a nearly identical package, it comes with a bigger battery, faster chipset and a larger screen of higher resolution. But we've already reviewed this one.
Xiaomi Redmi 5 specs:
- Build: Plastic frame, metal back
- Connectivity: Dual SIM (hybrid microSD slot)
- OS: Android 7.1.2 Nougat, MIUI 9.1
- Screen: 5.7" 18:9 IPS LCD, 720p (282ppi); 503nits of brightness, 2.951 sunlight legibility; Unspecified Gorilla Glass
- Camera: 12MP, f/2.2, 1.25um main (PDAF), 5MP selfie, 1080p video (both)
- Chipset: Snapdragon 450 8x Cortex-A53@1.8GHz (bench: 1,222), Adreno 506 (bench: 9,953)
- Memory: 2GB/3GB of RAM + 16GB/32GB of storage
- Battery: 3,300mAh (sealed)
- Misc: Fingerprint reader; Infrared port; FM Radio
Xiaomi Redmi 5 User Manual Pdf
Circling back to where we started, the Redmi 5 is a pretty good attempt at a budget package that isn't riddled with compromise. There's enough value for the price and a number of things that can make a difference: sturdy build, quality, up-to-date wide screen, a power-efficient, yet reasonably powerful chipset, to name a few
The Verdict
So, to answer our original question, Xiaomi's downsizing of the Redmi 5 Plus did not ruin the Redmi 5. There's been obvious cost-cutting but the end result is still a perfectly usable budget phone.To be fair though, the Redmi 5 isn't that much better than some of the company's other current offers. And no, it isn't that much cheaper than the Redmi 5 Plus either - at least at this point in time. What's important though that even with a lower budget, Xiaomi has got the phone just right.
Pros
- Solid build quality
- Nice tall screen
- Solid battery life
- Dependable overall performance
- Flexible and feature-rich MIUI 9.1 - bound to be better tuned to Western markets when the phone gets a proper Global ROM
- Good all-round camera experience with nice portrait shots, plenty of shooting modes and advanced manual controls
- Fast and accurate fingerprint reader, IR blaster
Cons
- Screen resolution is barely enough for the screen size
- No NFC or 5GHz Wi-Fi Support
- No fast charging
- Baseline storage likely to run out soon
- Limited availability
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