We started to hear about it a few weeks ago and in no time at all it was on the smartphone market. Let's talk about Redmi Y3, the fourth device of the sub brand detached from Xiaomi, which once again focuses on value for money. Redmi Y3 indeed seems to be inspired by both Redmi Note 7 and Redmi 7, placing emphasis on the camera which in the case of Redmi Y3 is a selfie module from 32 megapixel set in a drop-shaped notch.
We therefore find a 6,26 inch panel with HD + resolution covered with a protection Corning Gorilla Glass 5 e certificazione TUV Rheinland, against the harmful blue light radiation. Returning to the photographic aspect, Redmi Y3 offers a camera selfie from 32 MP equipped with technology Super Pixel 4 in 1 and focal opening ffinal match. as well as software functions such as HDR, lo digital EIS stabilizer for videos, the flash display for night selfies and of course AI. On the rear we have one instead dual camera from 12 + 2 megapixel accompanied by a dual LED flash and AI technology for scene recognition.
The hardware equipment that is identified in a SoC is also good Qualcomm Snapdragon 632, octacore to 14 nm clocked at 1,8 GHz while the graphical part is managed by GPU Adreno 506, all accompanied by variants 3 / 32 GB or 4 / 64 GB related to RAM and expandable internal storage. The dual SIM, 4G VoLTE, WiFi and Bluetooth 4.2 support is not missing, but also GPS, FM Radio, IR transmitter and 3,5 mm audio jack as well as a fingerprint unlocking sensor, which can also be unlocked via the Face Unlock.
Confirmed a micro USB port for charging and OTG support, which will supply one battery from 4000 mAh. Finally, at the software level, there is no shortage MIUI 10 based on Android 9 Pie. There are three colors available for this Redmi Y3, such as the ELegant Blue, Blod Red and Prime Black, all with Aura Prism color gradient and coated with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 glass while the launch prices, in India starting from the 30 April, are 127 euros for the 3 / 32 version and 153 for the 4 / 64 GB version. On balance we are faced with a slightly enhanced Redmi 7 and therefore it is very likely that we will never see it marketed in Europe and, even more so in Italy, this device.
