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Redmi 6

Redmi 6➣

         The Xiaomi company is trying it's best to get the new smartphones to the market,and now it has introduced a low budget smartphone called Redmi 6.It features with the dual camera 12+5 mp A1 dual camera system,that comes with the large 1.25 micrometer pixels and the electronic image stabilisation system. powered by a 12 nm Octa-core Helio P22 processor and 3000Mah battery,this phone will give you the power enough to perform any task you want seamlessly.

 Electronic Image Stablization⇨

    With this feature,you don't have to worry about your hands trembling while you are clicking features cancels out untoward movements and jerks to ensure that your videos come out smooth and stable,without any judder.

 Front camera 

      The front camera blurs out the background perfectly to give you incredible bokeh selfies with 5mp front facing camera.It comes with features such as the A1 Beautify to enhance the beauty of pictures with rear flash.

Performance⇨ 

     It comes with the 12nm Octa-core Helio P22 processor, that can reach up to a clock speed of up to 2.0 Ghz, and 3 GB of RAM and it comes with the brand warranty of one year.It comes with Android Oreo 8.1 operating system and 3+32 GB memory expandable up to 256 GB and a dedicated memory card slot.

Unlock⇨

It comes with face unlock system and also a fingerprint scanner and it has made so simple to use it.

Screen⇨
   The HD+ screen will give an immersive view,with immersive view,with sharp visuals and vibrant colors and also it comes with 18:9 aspect ratio which lets you see a lot more on its screen.

Battery and Price⇨
 It comes with the powerful 3000Mah battery.you can get up to a 23 hours of music playback or up to 12 hours of video playback                                                          It comes with the price range of 7,999 as on Flipkart. In the box they provide Handset,Adapter,USB Cable,Warranty Card,User Guide and sim ejector tool.    










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