Xiaomi Redmi Note 7

“The Note 7 has a clear advantage over the P20 Lite. It outdoes it not only in terms of raw performance, but in other areas such as Wi-Fi performance and running times as well. The Qualcomm competition is fairly evenly matched. At between 200 Euros and 250 Euros (~$227 - ~$284) depending on the storage configuration, the prices are similar to those of the Note 7. Due to this, the choice comes down to details such as extra features and aesthetics, although not one of the three other candidates is able to rival the Note in terms of camera resolution.”

“It's really hard to complain about small shortcomings at this price point that can't overshadow the good aspects of the Redmi Note 7 such as incredibly long battery life, powerful SoC for the asking price, great build quality, good camera experience and the presence of an awesome array of connectivity options (USB-C, 3.5mm jack and it even has an IR blaster, a microSD slot, and FM radio).”

“The Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is an outstanding device for its sub £190 asking price. The phone triumphs in the areas of performance and battery life, while its dual camera, fronted by a whopping 48-megapixel sensor, is particularly impressive considering. Despite a couple of weak spots, this handset is an excellent value for money.”

“You get a powerful processor, an impressive camera for the price and a really solid battery life. The big downside here is called MIUI we don’t even take issue with its looks, but more so with the broken notifications that are a dealbreaker. Despite everything great going on with it, we can’t recommend the Redmi Note 7 for this one reason. If you don’t mind unlocking your phone and swiping that notification shade every single time to check your notifications, chances are that the Redmi Note 7 will not disappoint.”