Buy this phone if you're prioritising budget above all else, but know that you can get a lot more for your money when you step up by £20-40.

Cheap entry price; Big battery; Quad-lens camera; 3.5mm headphone jack

Average performance; Unimpressive photography; Plastic build; NFC only in selected markets

I came from an 720p amoled display And i see the difference from amoled to ips But i wanted minimum 1080p because i was tired to see the pixels The performance is good for playing pubg in smooth and use a gtx tool for 60 fps Sometimes it lagges but i think its because my internet connection

Good battery; Good performance; Headphone jack; Usb c

Ips display; Bad in low light conditions; Usless macro camera

Buy this phone if you're prioritising budget above all else, but know that you can get a lot more for your money when you step up by £20-40.

Cheap entry price; Big battery; Quad-lens camera; 3.5mm headphone jack;

Average performance; Unimpressive photography; Plastic build; NFC only in selected markets;

This phone is bang for the buck but has some weird problems (most likely software). The phone itself is a joy to use, all the right weight and size with a great screen and cam's, so all well and good, until you unlock it from slumber and then on occasion it has a tendancy to go into a foreign...

Unlike last year, for 2020, the Redmi 9-series is available in multiple versions, including a smaller Redmi 9A. But the Redmi 9C has a better specs than the 9A. For starters, it has the Mediatek Helio G35 CPU, instead of the Helio G25 used in the A version.

With a starting price of PHP6,990, you’re already getting a robust build, a 1080p display, solid performance, decent cameras, a big battery, and Xiaomi’s nice software experience. The Redmi 9 is a great addition to Xiaomi’s lineup as it provides a fourth, honorary option to the Redmi Note 9 series.

Redmi 9 delivers a great Android experience catered by MIUI 11 and fueled by capable hardware

Over 8-hours of screen-on time; Refined design that feels great in-hand and looks good too; No latency in multitasking or in intensive apps; No touchscreen latency or lag; 3.5mm headphone jack with FM Radio support; Feature-rich software experience; Above-par camera performance for the cost; Ample...

Recharging time is horrible at nearly 3-hours; Rear-mounted fingerprint scanner is too close to the cameras; App loading felt dated and slow; No dedicated night mode camera; Charging takes almost 3-hours

The CEO of Xiaomi has already confirmed that there are new smartphones coming soon and they are coming at the very first quarter of 2020. The Xiaomi Redmi 9 is one of those. Though the phone is not top-notched, the specs are already above average.