Lo Xiaomi Redmire 7 presented a couple of weeks it will most likely become one of the next best sellers of the Chinese brand in the entry-level category. In addition to the various components that, however, does not have much to envy to different medium-low range of other brands (at least for the price), the Redmi 7 then has as a strong point a large battery flanked by a low consumption processor.
Specifically we talk about an 4000mAh battery and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 processor with manufacturing process at 14nm and a maximum clock of 1,8Ghz.
Redmi 7 king of autonomy, 435 hours in standby before saying goodbye
Well, to prove the goodness of this duet Xiaomi had decided to start a streaming starring the new device set in standby mode. The Redmi 7 would then send an update on the Chinese Weibo social network every hour to make them understand the status of the battery.
The streaming started on March 18 ended today at 21:01 pm in China, with the last post online saying “I'm tired”, effectively ending the live. Marketing aside, we care about the numbers and the 435 hours (or 18,2 days) of standby time are truly impressive.
If we have to compare it to a fairly similar smartphone, such as the Redmi Note 6 Pro with Snapdragon 636 processor and 4000mAh battery, it could reach the 390 hours (official data) that were already not few. The Redmi 7 therefore beats every record at least as regards the devices produced by the Chinese giant.
Battery and exceptional autonomy aside, Redmi's latest entry-level also stands out with a 6,26-inch diagonal screen, HD + resolution and an aspect ratio of 19: 9. We then find two 12MP and 2MP rear cameras, while the front one has a resolution of 8MP.
So what to say, if autonomy is for you the most important factor in a smartphone, the Redmi 7 is probably the best choice from that point of view. Obviously seen the current price not too competitive in Italy, the most premium Redmi Note 7 is also a great alternative.
