The Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus offers a modern 18:9 display format with small bezels, a good voice quality, a great speaker, a high-quality case, and decent performance values. However, you should not expect too much from the camera and the battery life.

great speaker; good voice quality; hardly any bloatware; bright screen with good color reproduction; fairly powerful performance; high-quality case

problems with the GPS receiver in some apps; slow WLAN; no Android 8 (yet; high power consumption in parts; mediocre battery life

Xiaomi sold more than 9.6 million units of it. It was crazy. Redmi Note 4 became the go-to phone for anyone looking to purchase a smartphone under-Rs 13,000 and its popularity spiked in leaps and bounds.

Impressive 18:9 display; Great battery life; Camera creates good pictures; Value for money

No USB Type-C; Dated design

Very nice phone! I'm so impressed about the battery (I had the redmi note 2 like 3 years ago and the battery was so bad!) but the battery here last 2 days when I use my phone a lot and 3 to 4 days when i don't not really use it! Such a nice phone!

Xiaomi is no stranger in the Philippine market, it's actually considered one of the go-to brands if you want a bang-for-the-buck device. In fact, the company's devices have often been branded as "God Phones" due to their competitive specs at affordable price tags.

Respectable Performance; Good Display; Strong Battery Life; Lots of features and shortcuts

Annoying pre-installed matte screen protector; Sub-par set of cameras

With 18:9 aspect ratio phones being all the rage nowadays, we were not surprised in the least when Chinese brand Xiaomi announced their own take on the new technology. And while the Redmi 5 Plus appears to be a reworked Redmi Note 4X with an 18:9 display , the phone is still one of the best options...

Xiaomi is back again and known for its reputation for manufacturing affordable and good quality phones, the Redmi Note 5 is no exception and is a welcome addition to the Malaysia market.

It is easy to figure out that Xiaomi has played it safe in 2018 with the Redmi Note 5. The company knew that the formula has worked before and it was also smart enough to bring in the trending features into it, and even better, at a lower price than before.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 offers incredible value for money. Not only is it affordable, it has one of the best smartphone cameras in this price range, excellent battery battery life, and its Snapdragon 636 chipset offers a good balance between performance and power efficiency.

Xiaomi's new smartphone is essentially the Redmi Note 4 with a bigger screen and a new design language

Xiaomi's 5th generation Redmi Note series has arrived with the FullView display knowing the current smartphone trends in the market. The Redmi Note 5 and Redmi Note 5 Pro are the two phones that offer larger displays.

Large Display; Metallic Build; Great Battery Life; Camera Records 4K Videos; MicroSD Support; Value For Money

No Oreo out-of-the-box; Needs Fast Charging