In the last couple of weeks, we got to know almost all the hardware details of the upcoming Xiaomi Redmi Pro (aka Redmi Note 4). Now, the price of the device has surfaced online and is touted to be the most expensive Redmi Note series yet.
A Chinese tipster (via Weibo) has claimed the Xiaomi's Redmi Pro will come in two variants - one generic model and another high-end with price-tags--- ¥1,299 (around $194/€177/Rs. 13,035) and ¥1,399 (around $209/€190/Rs. 14,038), respectively.
This is the first time we are hearing that there will two Redmi Pro variants, but this is not surprising at all, since the company is known to launch multiple models to allow consumers to choose a device based on their budget. However, there is no clarity what individuates the two models. But, if we were to opine, RAM and inbuilt storage capacity are most likely to be the key differentiating factors.
That being said, the leaked price of the base model is a bit expensive compared to previous models. The Redmi Note 3 series price started with Rs. 9,999 (Â¥9,997).
The increase in the starting price of Redmi Pro can be attributed to the use of high-grade metal on the cover and high-end camera hardware. Recently released teaser images have shown the device boasting anodized alloy body with dual-camera module on the back.
Furthermore, Redmi Pro's camera is said to boast Bokeh-effect feature like we see in DSLR snappers.
Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Pro (aka Redmi Note 4) photo samples leaked; tipped to boast Bokeh effect feature
Other expected features of Xiaomi Redmi Pro (aka Redmi Note 4):
From what we have gathered so far, the Redmi Pro is expected to sport a 5.5-inch full HD display, Android 6.0 Marshmallow-based MIUI 8, MediaTek Helio X25 deca-core SoC (System-on-Chip), and 3GB/4GB RAM, 32GB/64GB inbuilt storage and 4,100mAh battery power.
Xiaomi Redmi Pro series is said to be unveiled on July 27 at National Convention Center in Beijing. Price and availability details of the device are expected to be announced on coming Wednesday.
Stay tuned for more updates.
