News & Reviews:   Xiaomi Redmi 4 specs

A perk of having a Xiaomi device is that even its oldest phones still receive updates till this day. At least, until now. The Chinese manufacturer made an announcement on their forums stating 7 Redmi devices will cease to receive any form of software support.

Xiaomi have officially launched their Xiaomi Redmi 4 in three variants; the more affordable Redmi 4A, the standard Redmi 4 and the higher-end Redmi 4 Prime. Priced at 499 yuan (about RM311) the Redmi 4A features a metal body but lacks a fingerprint sensor and has lower-end tech specs like a quad-core processor for 499 yuan (RM311).

The next Xiaomi phone, the Xiaomi Redmi 4 is highly anticipated as consumers all over would like to see what the masters of affordable smartphones can offer on their next generation of devices. Now TENAA has shared details of the upcoming Xiaomi Redmi 4, as well as the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4.

Rumours of Xiaomi Redmi 4 is back again, this time with "alleged" body shots and even showing the power on with specifications. It's quite questionable whether the model is real, seeing that it's quite similar to the Redmi Note 3. But nonetheless, this is what we can find so far.

The next Xiaomi Redmi 4 has been seen previously here, and we kind of know how it should look like. Now a new benchmark for the said model has popped up online, showing what can we expect from the phone performance wise.

While Xiaomi is branching out with non-core products for selected markets, they are steadfast in their focus on mobile. We have seen a couple of their latest products launched – the Xiaomi Mi 5, Redmi 3S and recently the Mi Max. Now a new leak has popped up online, as we feast our eyes on the possible Redmi 4.

Many can’t deny that the Xiaomi Redmi line of smartphones represents the best value for money today for those who are looking for performance in an affordable package. The current Redmi 3 range of family ranges from a very affordable Redmi 3, to the latest Redmi 3S, that now comes with a fingerprint scanner. Now we have news that says the next Redmi model may use the Mediatek Helio X20 chip instead of Qualcomm silicon.