Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 4G

“The Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 LTE has improvements over its predecessor: for example, significantly longer battery life thanks to the larger battery. Or an officially HDR-capable screen with more brightness and a substantially faster touchscreen sampling rate. The variety of 4G frequencies has also been expanded so that the Redmi Note 15 can be used more flexibly when traveling. Although the processor has a new name, it is only a slightly revised SoC. It offers no performance advantages over its predecessor, but it performs well overall for its price.”

“If 5G isn't important to you — and honestly, it probably isn’t — this phone is a solid budget pick. We wouldn't advise buying it at full price, though, as price drops are likely within the next couple of months. The main downside is video quality, but that's a common limitation in this price range. Some competitors offer an ultra-wide camera, though usually a pretty average one. This phone skips the ultra-wide entirely, which I'm actually fine with.”

“The Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 4G is a decent budget Android phone with a vibrant, large OLED screen, fantastic battery life and a stylish, slim feel to it. Performance is okay for the price, although there are limits to its powers. The camera is just okay, too, and HyperOS still feels quite cluttered at any price, let alone a phone this affordable.”