Xiaomi Redmi 7 goes on sale

Finally, come December, that is the last year of this year. This means that before the announcement of the new flagships in less than three months, but some new items the public will show in the next month. One of these innovations will be a budget smartphone Xiaomi Redmi 7, which is today, December 1, 2018, was approved for sale in several regions of the world. Mobile device in all documents has a model number M1903C3GG.

Passage of the certification process means that a phone called the Xiaomi Redmi 7 is fully ready to start selling. His announcement should happen in mid-December, and sales will begin a few days before the New year, which in China is not noted, therefore, in this region of the world, the date is extremely profitable to run in the mobile device, because many are guaranteed to want to make it a gift to your friends, family and loved ones.Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi 7 with model number M1903C3GG has a module Wi-Fi 802.11 n, and it supports only 2.4 GHz networks. It and found out that this is not some expensive model with advanced hardware, and it is currently available at the price of the apparatus, because the support networks of 5 GHz is available only on phones of a higher level. Most likely, the device will get a separate dedicated slot for memory cards microSD up to 256 GB, but it also ensures that you can insert two SIM cards.Right out of the box for a new product will be installed branded firmware MIUI 10, and based on a 9.0 Android Pie. Phone Xiaomi Redmi face 7 will boast dual-core camera, metal enclosure, fingerprint scanner on the back, as well as some other features, including a 3.5 mm Jack for headphones and microUSB for charging. It must be noted that since the documents on the phone M1903C3GG no specific names, it is possible that this model Redmi 7A.

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