Redmi Note 12 Pro 

Eight years have passed since Xiaomi unveiled its renowned Redmi Note range in India. Since then, the range has achieved a status that is almost cult-like, revolutionizing the market for low-cost smartphones while also driving away other OEMs to better serve the market. As a result, the Redmi Note 12 series has been formally introduced in the nation. Three smartphones are included, same as last year.

I am carrying the top-of-the-line Redmi Note 12 Pro, a smartphone that might break the record for a mid-range device’s ability to take pictures. One of the first smartphones in the Indian market to house such a shooter is the device, which is supported by a new 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HPX sensor. A strong specification list for the phone raises the issue of whether Redmi has once again discovered a formula for success in the nation’s smartphone industry.

Let us try to provide an answer to that question by thoroughly examining the item in our review.The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ makes every effort to maintain a flawless smartphone experience. It features the appropriate processing power, a lightning-fast charging system, and a lavish display. While I do value the 200MP sensor’s skills for daytime photography, I believe that the low-light performance may use some improvement. With that minor complaint set aside, the Note 12 Pro+ is the best daily driver available in the midrange segment.

The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ is neither the thinnest or lightest phone when considering its weigh and thickness. The phone might look a touch heavy, but the sturdy construction surpasses any drawbacks. There are three colour options that each have a different back finish. I have the Glacier Blue Note 12 Pro+, which has a matte finish combined with a tint that resembles sky blue and looks absolutely impressive.Other than that, there is nothing remarkable about the device’s exterior. Both sides are protected by Gorilla Glass 5, and the camera module protrudes slightly from the back. The top of the phone is home to the new standard of a 3.5mm headphone jack and an IR blaster. A USB Type-C interface and speaker grille are located on the bottom, and a fingerprint sensor is built into the power button on the side. The Redmi Note 12 Pro+ can easily be described as an attractive device with design skills to satisfy a sizable section of its potential customers.