
On February 28 of this year, in New Delhi, India, Xiaomi or rather, Redmi, presented the new Redmi Note 7 Pro. Unfortunately, however, as some of you know, the device is currently only available on Indian territory and will be officially announced in China on 18 March.
The reason for this delay has never been given by the Chinese company which now seems to be revealing the reason. According to Lu Weibing, vice president of Xiaomi Group and general manager of Redmi, the presentation of Redmi Note 7 Pro would have been postponed due to the slow mass production of the much-requested Redmi Note 7.
Redmi Note 7 Pro: The reason for the delay has been revealed
The high demand for this device would have made the resources concentrate in its manufacture, shifting the launch date of the Pro version.
Obviously, we don't know if this is the real motivation or just an excuse found by the company to justify the delay. The fact is that many are waiting for the release of Redmi Note 7 Pro for weeks to learn the price and compare it with the non-Pro before a possible purchase.
In any case, it still seems a victory for the Chinese company if the "problem" is to sell more Redmi Note 7 Pro to the detriment of Redmi Note 7.
In fact, in addition to the more powerful CPU, with the Snapdragon 660 replaced by an 675, the only real difference between the two devices is the camera sensor. On the Pro version we will in fact find a Sony IMX586 sensor with 48MP resolution (real), while on the basic Redmi Note 7 we find the Samsung GM1 sensor technically inferior on different aspects.
With just over two days to go until the presentation in China, we can only wait to understand its cost and judge its specifications/price ratio.
In the meantime, tell us yours. What do you think of the motivation given by Lu Weibing? Comment below!
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How long is waterproofing known? Is there quality certification? What about the P2i technology you mentioned in another article?
Unfortunately still nothing. In theory it should be waterproof with P2i technology, but I don't remember ever hearing a smartphone with this technology that later became famous for its water resistance.
I personally think it will be p2i but this does not mean that it is also IP67, IP68 etc .. Obviously I hope to be wrong.
I'm waiting for some more news to see if the pro will be released in Italy or not. In order to understand which one to take, to use it as a second phone will complement the mi 8
To arrive, it will arrive. The "problem" is that we don't know when.
But the redmi note 7 processor, shouldn't it be the 660?
Yes yes, it was a slip of the tongue 😅
But on the max4 everything is silent? I would like by June to choose between note 7 pro, shark2, and max4. I'm doubtful about the s675, better than my s820, but with a 40% lower gpu. After 4 years, taking a step back as much as I could graphics would break me a bit (but I don't play heavy 3d games, just light stuff)
Still nothing on the Mi Max 4, it's early enough. But let's see it positively, the longer it gets the possibility of it coming with a Snapdragon 710 / 712 or 675, instead of getting it out quickly with the old 660.