Earlier this month, Xiaomi launched one more of its many cheap smartphones destined to dominate the entry-level range. We are talking about that Redmi A1 that was seen along with other phones such as the Redmi 11 Prime 5G and Redmi 11 Prime. Of all of them, the A1 is the most basic and cheapest model, but now it is going to receive its appropriate dose of ‘steroids’ through a new release.
Just remember that this is a mobile that offers cheap specifications with a clean Android 12 experience instead of the usual custom MIUI look from Xiaomi. Now another family smartphone that, we assume, will follow the same strategy would be the Redmi A1+, a terminal that has already leaked on occasion in various certification sites confirming its existence.
Today, in addition to features, we have a series of images that show the design and colors in which the next low-cost phone from the Chinese firm can be purchased.
This is the firm’s cheap mobile future
Based on what we can see in the images, we can ensure that the Redmi A1+ will be very similar to the Redmi A1 launched a few weeks ago. In fact, it seems that the main change at the design level would be in the inclusion of the fingerprint scanner on the back of the Redmi A1 +, the main feature that we missed in the base model. Apart from this small detail, both devices will share the same specifications and design, with that rear finish imitating the leather that we have already seen in the POCO M5 and that can be purchased in black, green or blue.
Leaked specs of the phone detail that it will be powered by MediaTek Helio A2 2 processor along with 2GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 32GB of internal storage . Its front will feature a 6.52-inch scratch-resistant HD+ screen with a resolution of 1600 x 720, an aspect ratio of 20:9 and a touch sampling rate of 120 Hz, (not to be confused with refresh rate). of screen) that reaches 400 nits of maximum brightness.
For photography, the phone will feature an 8 MP main sensor with a secondary sensor that we don’t yet know if it will be the same as the A1, or slightly better. What is known is that the V-shaped notch will hide a 5 MP lens for self-portraits.
The smartphone would be completed with a 5000 mAh battery with a 10 W charger , support for a 3.5 mm headphone jack, a Micro-USB port, the possibility of using microSD cards up to 512 GB, Wi-Fi 2, 4GHz and Bluetooth 5.0. As was the case with the brand’s A1, you will not find the firm’s usual customization layer, MIUI, but Android 12 with a stock user interface.
Given that the Redmi A1 was launched for less than 100 euros in Europe days ago, we do not expect the new model in the family to exceed this figure and go on sale for around 99 euros.
