The Redmi Note 8 is a well-established series and each new phone follows the same book – a large screen, a snappy chipset, a good camera, and a 4,000 mAh battery. There’s a tiny white notification LED above the screen. Xiaomi has added a touch of differentiation here in the form of a highlight color running around the edges of the front glass. The chipset got an upgrade, too. The Snapdragon 665 is now in charge, up from the Snapdragon 660 on the Note 8. The camera got a boost, though. Now the 48MP primary is joined by an 8MP ultrawide shooter, a 2MP macro snapper, and last is the 2MP depth sensor. Oh, and 4K video capturing is now an option! The power button and fingerprint sensor are easy enough to reach but the volume buttons are a bit too high. The Redmi Note 8 is a pleasant enough phone to use. The full-HD+ screen is crisp and bright, though not especially vibrant.
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