Xiaomi is releasing a rehashed version of its existing Redmi S2, the Redmi Y2. The phone takes over the self-portrait capabilities of its predecessor while also retaining the price-tag.
The design of the phone is built out of metal, apparently, with a Gold, Dark Grey and Rose Gold finish. The design is pretty much the same as the Redmi S2 with vertically oriented dual cameras at the back and an 18:9 aspect ratio screen.
The display is a 5.99” display with a modest HD+ resolution. It is an IPS LCD panel.
Under the hood, the processor has been upgraded to a Snapdragon 625. There’s a 3 GB version with 32 GB storage, as well as a 4 GB version with 64 GB storage. The OS is Android 8.0 with MIUI onboard.
The front camera is definitely the star, with a 16 MP lens and a LED Flash, 1080p video, as well as AI features. There’s also pixel binning as well as auto HDR for acclimatizing in low-light.
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The back camera has two lenses: a 12 MP and a 5 MP, with an LED flash and HDR in tow.
The battery capacity is set at 3080 mAh, no word on fast charging
Pricing starts at $130 for the version with 3 GB RAM, while the 4 GB version will retail for $180 when the phone hits the markets.