Xiaomi Redmi A1: Super Cheap Smartphone with Stock Android

The Redmi A1 comes in at just 100 euros in Europe and is therefore one of the cheapest devices that Xiaomi offers here. “Here” doesn’t quite apply though, as sales in Germany haven’t been decided yet

A few years ago, there was the Xiaomi Mi A series, which included devices like the $200 Mi A3. now appeared Redmi A1 Not necessarily understood as a return to the series, but shares some features with the entry-level models.

For one, it is One of the cheapest smartphones from the manufacturer so far: In India it was first presented for the equivalent of 80 Euros, now it is supposed to be a report WinFuture According to For 120 euros or even less than 100 euros in Europe Asa is early, but the cheap smartphone is only available in countries like France, Hungary and Slovakia. It remains to be seen when or if it will come to Germany.

100 euro device with pure Android and a big battery

On the other hand, and this makes it particularly interesting, the Redmi A1 also does without Xiaomi’s own MIUI user interface. It is not particularly popular with many users due to major changes in the basic structure, instead solI just changed to stock Android 12 Coming to use, this “pure” Android, like the Android One of the Xiaomi Mi A series, will likely have some limitations or deleted functions.

Other than that, the Redmi A1 offers about exactly what one would expect at this price: The 6.52 inch LCD screen There is a notch for a resolution of 1600x720p (HD+) and a 5-megapixel front camera. Don’t expect too spectacular results from the rear camera. per Main sensor with 8 MP and F/2.0 aperture There is another unspecified sensor on the side.

Memory levels are similarly simple, here they come Two GB of RAM and 32 GB of expandable flash memory Should come with at least Redmi A1 for use 5.000-mAh-battery Hold for a long time, nostalgics are also happy about the last appearance of the micro USB interface, through which the smartphone is charged.

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robin Kromberg … He is studying Asian Studies and Chinese at the University of Bonn and as an editor is mainly responsible for the notebook, monitor and audio equipment sections of Allround-PC.com, but also writes about new products in many other areas.

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