Soon it will be a year since the launch of the budget smartphones Redmi A2 and Redmi A2+. It's high time for a successor! What does Redmi A3 look like - apart from the fact that it's cheap?
Redmi A3 has already been certified, so we can be sure of its soon release. We'll see it probably - like its predecessor - in March. Similarly to its predecessor, Redmi A3 should cost less than EUR 100, which will make it a good option for economical and undemanding users. the smartphone will have quite a nice style, with a large camera frame imitating more expensive models, as well as a 6.71-inch LCD screen with HD+ resolution, 400 nits brightness, but with a 90 Hz image refresh rate and Gorilla Glass.
It's nice to see that the smartphone is to be based on a MediaTek processor (it is not known yet which one - but definitely not Unisoc), supported by a modest 4 GB LPDDR4X operating memory and an equally modest data memory - 64 GB eMMC 5.1. The internal memory can be expanded with a card, but RAM will remain a bottleneck, clearly indicating the presence of the Android 13 (Go) operating system. The cameras will be the same as the entire smartphone - modest: 8 megapixels on the front, 13 on the back. The battery will be decent - with a capacity of 5000 mAh, although unfortunately with only 10-watt charging. The smartphone will be offered in three attractive colours and its dimensions will be 76.75 x 164.9 x 9.09 mm with a weight of 192 g.
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