Xiaomi Redmi 3S Pro Reviews

The base model Redmi 3S certainly packs a lot of punch for such a cheap device, but it's a smartphone made primarily for Chinese customers. While the absence of world network support can be corrected with the required changes and certifications, the inevitable price markup and lack of warranty or customer support will make the smartphone less appealing for the global crowd. Expect to pay at least $250 or more, unless you catch a promotion. For that kind of money, smartphones like the Motorola Moto G4 or older flagship phones can deliver a significantly better experience across the board. Otherwise, the Redmi 3s is a solid handset with good looks, an alright screen, decent performance, better than average camera, and very good battery life. The Redmi 3S shows how cheapie Android smartphones can still be rather charming.