Those interested can buy the Xiaomi Redmi Go for Rs 4,499 and choose from Black and Blue colour options.
Highlights:
- Redmi Go is now available in an open sale.
- Customers can buy the phones from Flipkart and Mi.com.
- The Redmi Go is company’s first Android Go phone.
As Mi Fan Festival kicks off in India, the Xiaomi Redmi Go (First Impressions) is now available in an open sale on Flipkart and Mi.com. This is the company’s first offering with Android Go and is priced at Rs 4,499. On Flipkart, the phone is listed with no-cost EMI offers, exchange offer, and 10 percent off on Axis Bank Buzz Credit Card. On Mi.com, users can avail an exchange offer, Rs 2,200 cashback and additional 100GB Data free with Jio, as well as Mi Protect at Rs 399. The Mi Fans Festival 2019 ends on April 6.
Just like other Android Go devices, the Redmi Go features optimised apps such as YouTube Go, Maps Go, Chrome Go, Facebook Lite, TikTok Lite, Twitter Lite, Messenger Lite, Uber Lite, Ola Lite and more. The Redmi Go also features the Google Assistant in Hindi, English as well as Hinglish to make it more attractive for Indian users. The device further supports over 20 Indian languages.
Xiaomi Redmi Go specifications:
The Redmi Go runs on the Android Oreo (Go Edition) and sports a 5.0-inch HD display. The phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 SoC, coupled with 1GB RAM and 8GB of internal storage. The phone has dual SIM slots as well as a dedicated memory expansion slot which allows users to expand its storage to 128GB via a microSD card. The Redmi Go include ships with a Night Light mode for reading in low light and an Ambient display.
When it comes to the camera, the phone sports a single 8MP rear camera setup. The sensor’s pixel size is 1.12μm and the lens has an aperture of f/2.0. The main camera comes with autofocus support and there’s a single LED flash. On the front is a 5MP sensor with 1.12μm large pixel size and a lens of f/2.2 aperture. The handset is backed by a 3000mAh battery. Xiaomi says it can last upto 10 days in standby mode.
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