Have you heard?Xiaomi released an entry-level phone last month, called the Redmi 13C. No, they have launched a 5G version of this phone, which is called Redmi 13C 5G. This 5G version is a lot better than the original 4G version, but the camera seems to be a little discounted.
It turned out that the Redmi 13C used the Helio G85 chip, and now this 5G version has been replaced by MediaTek's Dimensity 6100 Plus, which is a 6nm process chip, and the performance is much stronger than the 12nm Helio G85. In this new chip, there are two main frequency 22 GHz of ARM Cortex-A76 CPU cores and six 2 GHz of Cortex-A55 high-efficiency cores.
However, Xiaomi has made some adjustments to the camera this time. They eliminated the 2 million pixel secondary camera in the 4G version, and the front camera was reduced from the original 8 million pixels to 5 million. However, the 50-megapixel main camera and 90 Hz refresh rate, 720p resolution of 6The 74-inch IPS screen is still retained.
In terms of battery, this 5G version of the Redmi 13C is also equipped with a 5000mAh battery that supports 18W fast charging. As for when it will be listed globally, it is not clear, but the ** listed in India is like this:
4GB RAM 128GB storage** is 10,999 Indian rupees, which is equivalent to about 132 US dollars;
6GB RAM 128GB storage** is INR 12,499, which is about USD 150;
8GB RAM 256GB storage** is INR 14,499, which is about USD 174.
The new Redmi 13C 5G, although the performance has come up, but the camera is indeed a little downgraded. Let's wait and see if it will be popular.