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The plastic used in the device is solid and reassuring, squashing any doubts of poor build quality. Sometimes, it is true, but the Redmi 1S ensures the breaking of that stereotype. Even if the reality is usually different, there is a stigma associated with cheap Chinese products having shoddy build quality. The standard design is simple and familiar to anyone who has/hasn’t used a touch screen device and this is what counts for a budget device, we feel. The Redmi is really Smartphone Design 101 (2014), with it looking like a reference device at best, but also has elements meant to differentiate it, like the red capacitive touch buttons. Bog standard, basic, uninspiring and blocky are some of the words that you can associate with it, but it’s not really a bad thing we’d say.

The design of the Redmi 1S is as generic as it can get. No other phone currently offers these kinds of specifications at this price point, but the natural reaction for something that’s too good to be true is always this – Is there a catch? With the same doubt in our minds, here is the review of the Redmi 1S. 5,999, the Redmi 1S comes with a large 720p screen, a powerful quad core processor, a 8 MP camera, 8 GB of memory and so on. On paper, the device is just too good to be true at the price point it comes at. With the Mi3, the company woefully underestimated online demand and ended up discontinuing its sales soon, only to introduce a much cheaper model into the market, the Redmi 1S. Traditionally, Samsung knew this and Motorola stumbled upon it, Xiaomi should have known better. Xiaomi entered India with hopes of making a decent foray into the highly competitive smartphone market where right pricing equals massive success.

Xiaomi hongmi 1s redmi 1s td dual sim 2014011 room