Hello guys today we will talk about the new pioneering budget Xiaomi mobile phone, it's a review about Xiaomi Redmi 9.
The Redmi 9 is fairly tall and wide, which is something I immediately noticed when trying to use it with one hand. Thankfully, it doesn't feel too thick or heavy even though it measures around 9mm and weighs 194g.
The power button is easy to reach but the volume buttons require a bit of hand shuffling as they're placed above the power button, on the right side. The triple-slot SIM tray is on the left, there's a headphone jack on the top, and the Micro-USB port and speaker are on the bottom. It's surprising to see Xiaomi go back to a Micro-USB port here, considering this phone's predecessor had a USB Type-C port.
A single plastic mould forms the side frame and back panel, which lends the Redmi 9 a nice unibody feel. The quality of plastics used is good, and the phone feels very sturdy. The Redmi 9 has a square-shaped camera module on the back, which seems to be a recent trend that many Android OEMs are adopting. The textured back surface feels grippy and doesn't attract fingerprints. There's a circular indent for the fingerprint sensor, which is a little smaller than usual but worked well in my experience. There's face recognition too, which wasn't very quick.
The Redmi 9 has a 6.53-inch IPS HD+ display with a 720x1600-pixel resolution. I found the viewing angles and colours to be pretty good; certainly better than those of the Realme C12 and C15, which I recently tested. The brightness was also adequate although it could have been a bit higher. Being a budget phone, there's no high refresh rate or any such frills. There's a dewdrop notch on the top, and noticeably thick bezels all around. In the box, the Redmi 9 is accompanied by a 10W charger, data cable, SIM eject tool, and user guide. You don't get any protective case or headset.
The Redmi 9 is powered by the MediaTek Helio G35 SoC, the same one used by the Realme C12 and C15. There are two variants of the Redmi 9, both with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM. You can choose between 64GB and 128GB of storage for 123.43$ and 137.15$ respectively. The flash storage type used here is eMMC 5.1. The phone also has Wi-Fi n, Bluetooth 5 and FM radio. The latter still requires a headset in order to work, but one is not bundled with the phone. The Redmi 8 had wireless FM radio, which worked without needing a headset.
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