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XIAOMI REDMI 13 4G
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Characteristics XIAOMI REDMI 13 4G
Screen size6.79 "
RAM8 GB
Internal storage256 GB
AnTuTu269266
Capacity5030 mAh
Description
The Xiaomi Redmi 13 4G is a smartphone equipped with essential features suited for everyday tasks. It operates with satisfactory overall performance and includes 8 GB of RAM, supporting moderate multitasking needs. The device offers a 256 GB internal storage capacity, allowing for ample space to store apps, photos, and media content.
Photographic capabilities are rated as satisfactory, and users can expect standard image and video capture quality under typical lighting conditions. The 5030 mAh battery contributes to a satisfactory level of autonomy, supporting extended use throughout the day, depending on usage patterns.
While the display quality is noted as very poor, which may affect the user experience in terms of sharpness, brightness, and overall visual appeal, the physical design of the smartphone is considered good, offering a well-constructed and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Additional hardware includes NFC functionality, facilitating contactless payments and device communication. However, users should note that the model does not support 5G connectivity or wireless charging.
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Anonymous
All the people saying this phone is e-waste are completely misusing the word. E-waste is a term for electronics that are thrown away, not for a phone you think isn't worth the price.
If you strongly feel that way, then don't freaking buy this phone. Corporations don't owe you a "good" phone for insanely cheap prices, they make whatever they feel like it. You as a consumer can vote with your wallets.
Also, judge something for what it is, not what it isn't or what you wish it should've been.
Anonymous
So Xiaomi is jumping into the "No charger in box" train, eh?
What's next? No battery? No screen? In the future, we might even have to pay a subscription to use the phone. What I don't get is this: what are all these companies doing with so much money? :O Imagine having like 100 mil. $ at your disposal... If I'm spending 20K $ / month, I should be able to live without working for the next 200 years (inflation considered). That's f...ed up, man... A lot of people can barley get from one month to the other.... There's something seriously wrong with this world. And we're arguing about phones! =D
Nintenboy01
I wonder if it's just poor software or cheaper, more power-hungry OLED panels compared to what Realme uses. Like Realme GT 6 has the same chipset as Poco F6 and only 10% larger battery but it gets way better battery life.
Anonymous
Cortex-A75 really isn't good at all in 2024. Bare minimum is at least 4x Cortex-A76, or better yet A78. Coupled with slow eMMC and subpar battery life it's just a terrible value. Actually the poor battery life is becoming a trend with Xiaomi and their sister brands as of late. Is it down mostly to poor software optimization, or perhaps cheaper screens that are less energy-efficient?
Anonymous
Battery perf looks pretty bad for a phone that big and heavey and 5000mah.
I have a tablet with g99, it is ok, sometimes really annoying sluggish on bad coded sites like Amazon.
So I wouldn't go for the weaker g91 i mean.
Anonymous
Already stated that its an entry level phone. Need better spec just pay more.
elmarcello
The camera produces rather natural photos, which is almost the sole good feature here.
No charger? emmc? G85 (91) in 2024? Beyond my understanding. This is honestly not worthy phone for modern days.
Anonymous
My a25 seems better than this tho...
Anonymous
Waste of precious earth minerals. Unoptimized OS and slow processor, the winning combination of making people avoid your brand in future.