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Xiaomi Redmi 5 sounds like a successor to the  Redmi 4 , but it actually comes as a vanilla version of the Redmi 5 Plus that is essentially the follow-up of the  Redmi Note 4 . The name game might not be strong with Xiaomi, but the device appears to have everything you would expect from a 2017 phone in the affordable segment - an octa-core chipset, 18:9 screen and friendly user interface. The  Redmi 5  feels nice in hand, mostly due to its tall design. Texting one-handed is quite comfortable, especially when you have extra room for the keyboard. Xiaomi provides a transparent case with the retail package, but with a small nuisance - the camera still on the back protrudes a bit and you might have issues with it in the long run. Some Xiaomi competitors like vivo and Oppo already decided to follow the trend of facial recognition for unlocking the device, but the Redmi 5 sticks to one security option - a traditional fingerprint scanner on the back, right below the 12 MP camer

The Mi Max range has been one of the most beloved of Xiaomi, combining good processing with a wide screen, to become a family of choice for those who like big screens. The latest Xiaomi Mi Max 2 was, however, a small bucket of cool water when staying with the Snapdragon 625. A new rumor, however, indicates that the future Xiaomi Mi Max 3 will not only feature a 7-inch screen massive!), but a 5000mAh battery and potentially the 660 Snapdragon. Yes, read well: a 7-inch screen! But before your little hands start to feel the sweat of panic, it is highly likely that the final device will be bigger than the Xiaomi Mi Max 2. This is because I am sure that Xiaomi will bet on 18: 9 with minimal edges, using space recovered to keep the overall dimensions under control. Still, 7 inches diagonal will not be for any thumb. In addition, the Xiaomi Mi Max 3 will be able to carry a great boost in power when being equipped with Snapdragon 660, at least in a "Pro" version, while the b