Redmi Note 7 Pro

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Redmi Note 7 Pro : Specs

Features : 

Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 675 Octa-core processor upto 2.0GHz Adreno 612 GPU, upto 845MHz (Available variants : 4+64GB / 6+128GB)

Camera : 

48MP+5MP AI Dual rear camera & 13MP front camera

Display : 

16cm (6.3) FHD+ Dot Notch Display (19.5:9 aspect ratio)

Charging and battery : 

4000mAh (typ)* / 3900mAh (min)
Supports Qualcomm®️ Quick Charge™️ 4 technology5V/2A charger includedType-C charging portBuilt-in rechargeable battery
Dimensions : 
Height: 159.21mm Width: 75.21mm
Thickness: 8.1mm Weight: 186g

Colours Available :




Price : 

₹13,999 for 4GB+64GB variant
₹16,999 for 6GB+128GB variant

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