According to a Antutu listing, Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 is the most popular smartphone in India, China, Hong Kong, Russia, Vietnam and Malaysia.
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Customers might just get a Rs. 700 discount of the Bluetooth speakers from Xiaomi- flaunting a metallic chassis and enviable acoustic quality. We’ve seen this on the HTC One M8, where the manufacturer employed a low resolution secondary sensor, which played no part in the actual capture of an image, but was there to record focus details. In the flash sale, according to Hindustan Times, devices like Xiaomi Mi 5 smartphone, Mi Power Banks (20,000 mAh), Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, Mi Bands, and Mi Bluetooth speakers will be given away, however, in limited number.
The Mi 4, which was retailing at Rs 14,999, is available for Rs 10,999.
The USP of Xiaomi’s anniversary carnival is the “Rupee 1 flash deal”. However, assuming 5.5-inch full HD (1080p) has become a standard for most smartphones, we would be surprised if it turns out to be true. “As we continue our India journey, we promise to introduce even more high-quality, disruptive products in the market to bring innovation to everyone”, said Manu Jain, India Head, Xiaomi.
Recently, an alleged image leaked out of nowhere showing a rear-facing dual-camera setup.
Xiaomi is holding a press conference on July 27th where the company is expected to take the wraps off a new device. It can be purchased on Flipkart and Mi.com. This also means that Xiaomi will be launching its second all-metal smartphone after the Mi 3.
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Mi India is marking the occasion with various online and app based bundle deals, discounts and offers across smartphones and accessories respectively. Should the list prove true, the Redmi Note 4 updates the lineup with another above-average iteration. It is the second birthday of Mi in India.
