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Xiaomi is where it is today because of the strengths of its budget Redmi series and its ability to constantly improve the features and specifications of phones that don't cost very much. The company boasts of how its Redmi Note models in particular have consistently targeted sensitive price points with aspirational features such as more and better cameras, bigger batteries, and higher quality screens. The Redmi Note 9 Pro has just been launched, and fans have already been waiting for weeks to find out exactly how Xiaomi will raise the bar again.
Xiaomi is once again disrupting the budget segment with lower starting prices and up-to-date specifications
Let's start with the look of the Redmi Note 9 Pro – Xiaomi has unveiled its ‘Aura Balance' design philosophy, which ditches eye-popping patterns and gradients for a simpler and slicker finish. The running theme here is symmetry – the back has a squared-off quad camera module, with the flash and Redmi logo centred below it. According to Xiaomi, weight distribution is also perfectly symmetrical.
While it's true that the Redmi Note 9 Pro does not look or feel like a budget phone at all, it isn't the easiest device to hold and use. It's 8.8mm thick and weighs 209g which is well over average. The back curves only very slightly at the sides. Luckily, the rear isn't slippery so it isn't hard to grip this phone.
The hole-punch front camera is centred at the top of the screen, and it's fairly large. This is something that will take getting used to. The power button on the right has an integrated fingerprint sensor, which somewhat preserves the look of the rear panel but will be awkward for left-handed users. The volume buttons are unfortunately placed above the power button, making them completely out of reach when holding the phone normally.
The Redmi Note 9 Pro has been designed with content creators in mind, especially those who post stories and Tic Tok videos regularly. There's electronic stabilisation for the front and rear cameras, a 21:9 aspect ratio option, and a Pro Colour option to bump up contrast and saturation.
Do stay tuned to Gadgets 360 for our full review of the Redmi Note 9 Pro's performance, software, usability, cameras, battery life, and much more, coming up very soon.
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