Redmi Noto 9 Power Specification:
Design of the Redmi 9 Power
The downside of big batteries is that they can be heavy and bulky, so that is one compromise you should be willing to make. At 198g, it is lighter than even the Redmi 9 Pro (Review), which weighs 209g despite having a smaller battery. With this smartphone, you'll notice a slightly new design and a different back panel from the other Redmi 9 smartphones. The phone's entire rear surface has a textured finish that makes it resistant to fingerprints, and it is emblazoned with the Redmi logo on one side. Xiaomi went with some flashy colors on the Redmi 9 Power: you can choose between Blazing Blue, Electric Green, and Fiery Red. If you don't like them, you could choose the more subtle Mighty Black option. My Electric Green unit didn't go unnoticed by people around me.
As part of the current trend, Redmi offers a quad-camera set up in a rectangular module that protrudes very slightly from the back panel. The plastic body of the Redmi 9 Power is curved on the sides and flat at the top and bottom.
There is a top-firing speaker on the Redmi 9 Power, which provides stereo sound. The top of the Redmi 9 Power also houses a 3.5mm headphone jack and an IR emitter. The bottom has a USB Type-C port, the primary speaker, and the primary microphone, while the SIM tray is on the left. The power and volume buttons are located on the right, and the power button has an integrated fingerprint scanner. I felt that these buttons were well-positioned and I didn't have to stretch too much to reach them. Display with a dewdrop notch for the selfie camera.
Specifications and software for the Redmi 9 Power
Featuring a 6.53-inch full-HD+ resolution display as well as Corning Gorilla Glass 3, the Redmi 9 Power is a highly advanced smartphone. Redmi 9 Power is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 SoC that I have used in the Moto G9 (Review). The Redmi 9 Power comes with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and either 64GB or 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage. The base variant costs Rs. 10,999, while the higher variant costs Rs. 11,999. As a result, it is very close to the Redmi 9 (Review) and the Moto G9. For this review, I had the 64GB model with me.
Power consumption of the Xiaomi Redmi 9Performance-wise,
I had no reason to complain about the Redmi 9 Power. The 4GB of RAM onboard allowed it to load apps relatively quickly and multitasking was no problem. . In addition, you get quick and easy face recognition. The stereo speakers on the Redmi 9 Power enhanced the experience of watching videos. Since Widevine L1 is supported on the Redmi 9 Power, HD content can be streamed without any problems. The display brightness was on the lower side when outside, even though the content was engaging when viewed indoors.
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