Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 series

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Xiaomi’s mid-end Redmi Note 13 Pro series goes global in early 2024​

Unsurprisingly, Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 13 series is already available in China, so there’s perfectly fine if you didn’t even hear about these phones if you don’t live in the Mainland.

But the good news is that Xiaomi has just confirmed the Redmi Note 13 Pro series will be going global in January 2024. No exact date has been provided, but India will be among the first countries to get at least one of the three Redmi Note 13 Pro series phone, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+.

Interestingly enough, the European pricing for the Redmi Note 13 Pro and Redmi Note 13 Pro+ leaked, which doesn’t look that bad if accurate. Depending on the local VAT rates, European will be able to buy the Redmi Note 13 Pro and Redmi Note 13 Pro+ for €450 and €500, respectively.

Both phones should be available in Europe in three different colors: black, blue, and white. However, we only know about a single model based on the amount of memory so far: 12/512GB RAM. That’s rather strange considering that customers in China got no less than eight different memory configurations split between the two Redmi Note 13 Pro series phones.

Ultimately, we expect all three Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 13 Pro series phones to go global early next year, it’s just the timing that might differ depending on the market, so stay tuned for more on this one.

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seems to be a Global launch on note 13 series. but the funny thing is that it release a few days later after poco m6 and x6 series.
 

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How does Note 13 series versus Poco 6 series rank in terms of camera

Especially something like 13 pro+ vs X6 pro (K70E) since they should be both ~$450

CPU, screen, storage, battery, charging all those are fairly simple to compare 1 for 1
 

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How does Note 13 series versus Poco 6 series rank in terms of camera
Especially something like 13 pro+ vs X6 pro (K70E) since they should be both ~$450
CPU, screen, storage, battery, charging all those are fairly simple to compare 1 for 1

Redmi Note 13 Pro+ does seem to have a better primary camera than Redmi K70E (Poco X6 Pro) from reviews online of Chinese models, same 8MP ultrawide for both so probably a tie there but it loses out slightly on CPU (7200 Ultra Vs 8300 Ultra)

Poco X6 and Redmi Note 13 Pro are essentially the same phone so it's just a matter of which design you prefer and which is cheaper I guess.



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Redmi Note 13 Pro+ does seem to have a better primary camera than Redmi K70E (Poco X6 Pro) from reviews online of Chinese models, same 8MP ultrawide for both so probably a tie there but it loses out slightly on CPU (7200 Ultra Vs 8300 Ultra)

Poco X6 and Redmi Note 13 Pro are essentially the same phone so it's just a matter of which design you prefer and which is cheaper I guess.



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I'm probably wrong since i'm anecdotally guesstimating from various reviews online. It seems Redmi Note 13 Pro and Pro+ are using the same camera and the difference are cpu, batt/charging & IP rating

And K70E vs K70 Review/ First Look, the cameras aren't too much difference. Then there is this K70 vs K70 Pro said K70 Pro isn't much better other than on paper spec

That would weirdly mean RN 13 Pro+ (same camera as RN 13 Pro) have better camera capability as all three K70s

In the Poco context, X6 having better camera than X6 pro, F6 , F6 pro
 
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