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Xiaomi Redmi Go review: the budget phone for the masses

Posted on April 23, 2019 By Jarvis

 Xiaomi Redmi Go looks to me like a good entry-level phone, one I can recommend in the sub Rs 4,500 category. It has an ergonomic design, acceptable cameras, and good performance.

Xiaomi has launched its entry-level Redmi Go smartphone at Rs 4,499. The highlight is the Android Go (edition) that has been designed to run on smartphones with 1GB RAM or less. The special OS also brings with it Android Go apps like YouTube Go, Maps Go, and more, which are said to load faster.
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