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Join us for the thrilling unboxing of the Redmi Note 13 Pro, where we dive into everything that comes inside the box of this latest smartphone sensation. Perfect for tech enthusiasts and potential buyers, this video takes you on a detailed tour of the Redmi Note 13 Pro's packaging and contents, providing first impressions, insights, and a sneak peek at the device's design and features. Discover the accessories that accompany the phone, such as the charger, USB cable, case, and any additional goodies that Xiaomi has included to enhance your mobile experience.
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Welcome. In front of me is a Xiaomi, a Redmi Note 13 Pro, and today I'll go over unboxing along with a quick overview
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So, let's get started. Taking a look at the device, I'm going to boot it up
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And while it's booting up, let's just talk about what was in the box. So we do have a case, silicon one, grayish
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I do like the color pick right here. The clear ones usually get nasty, yellowish, so gray ones are better
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Then we get a 67 watt charger, so that's pretty good. It comes with the device, which is just surprising nowadays
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And we got a Type C to Type A charging cable for our device. The device itself right here, you can see, once it booted
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up has a pretty good screen to body ratio. Just we select our language, there we go
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So it is a 6.67 inch display running a resolution of 1220 by 2712
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So it is pretty decent. It's a little bit over 1080p. It is also an Amelette display, 120 hertz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, peak brightness of 1,800 nits
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and what's the glass right here? Grula glass evictus about close to 90% screen-to-body ratio
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that's why we have these fairly minimum bezels and about 400 and 40 pixels per inch
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so let me just finish up the setup and come on and
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come on anyway while it's doing whatever the heck it's doing
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preparation like it didn't have time before let's flip it over to the back side where we will find our triple camera set up
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Now, the main sensor right here is a whopping 200 megapixel wide sensor
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We have an 8 megapixel ultra-white and a sticker camera, which I'm just baffled that it's on here
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which is a 2 megapixel macro. Now, the last one, the 2-mixel macro, is just an absolute shit cam
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and you will never find use for it as we have a whopping 200 megapixels
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Just to put that in perspective, a 50 megapixel sensor, which is a quarter of what this is
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can capture a better macro shots than the 2 megapixel macro would
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No matter how high quality the macro lens is, a 2 megapixel is just too small to capture anything good
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With a 50 megapixel 2 times zoom, you will get a vastly superior macro shot than the dedicated lens
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making it absolutely freaking useless. Now multiply that by 4 That basically what you have right here as a comparison And for some stupid reasons they literally by side uh like a you know you have a good lens and then you have a middle finger right here which you get to pay for because apparently all the companies think that
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their users are absolute morons so they do this uh the phones doesn't look better with triple
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cameras it just looks like a freaking waste uh i wouldn't mind just not having this and having
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the dual camera set up and being all freaking happy about it but now these dumb uh
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people decided to include this garbage and yeah, that's basically it. Now, I'm picking at Xiaomi for doing this
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But let's be honest, almost every manufacturer does this, so they're not unique ones in this kind of behavior
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Everyone is trying to scam people by giving their shit cameras like the 2 megapixel macro or depth sensors
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or even better some 0.02 that I started seeing on even more budget devices
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that doesn't even specify what the lens is. So almost everyone does this
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but I still will just point that out in every phone that decides to do this stupid shit
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because it's pointless, it's a waste of money, and it's something that you don't ever get to use
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while it's being forked to you, that, hey, you can capture macro photos
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because we have a dedicated lens for it. While having a 200 megapixel white sensor
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that will do the better job than this dedicated lens. So, useless
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Anyway, continuing on into the internals, we have a 5,100 million-power battery in here
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which is a pretty decent battery size, considering this device is relatively compact
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and also not, like, heavy. It's also being powered by a Snapdragon 7S, Gen 2
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and comes at the very base entry, with 128 gigabytes of storage with 8 gigabytes of RAM
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and can be cranked up all the way to half a terabyte with 16 gigs of RAM
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which is more RAM than you'll ever need and just to kind of point that out as a just hilarious thing
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the base entry of this device has the same amount of RAM as a MacBook Pro
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while the highest end basically has probably as much storage as a MacBook Pro
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while having double the RAM Nice. When phones come with more storage and RAM than the freaking MacBook
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Awesome. Anyway, now, that being said, I am kind of thing that this is good, but to be completely honest, 16 gigabytes of RAM is an absolute overkill
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For a device like this, probably 12 will be sufficient enough for literally everything that you will need it
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Possibly you could even get away with 8. This is an Android device with just a candy bar
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You're not going to be getting massive multitasking action on this device done
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So you don't really need, you know, insane amounts of RAM. Where it would matter is if, for instance, you have something like a folding device
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and you have five different applications running simultaneously, that's where you might need it
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For a device like this if you tend to use just one application at a time 8 gigabytes if you want to save up on money will be good enough for you So just wanted to point that out Now continuing on into the design right here we have a
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Let me find... I have a tray at the bottom, which, if I'm correct, doesn't have expendable storage
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but I am going to check it out. So no expendable storage, unfortunately
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So if you will go with the 120... gigabyte and eight gigabyte of RAM version keep in mind you don't get any more
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storage outside of the one that you purchased so might be more beneficial to go
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for the tier higher which is 256 and 8 gigs which will give you more storage and
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storage size that is I would say more recommended for like current age with
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applications taking a little bit more space on your device this will give you a
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little bit of a piece of mind that you're not going to run out of it now
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We do have a power button on our side, volume markers as well
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Then at the top we have our speaker grills, IR blaster for controlling any kind of appliances that have a remote control, infrared one specifically
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Then we get a forgotten port called a headphone jack. And then on our left side, absolutely nothing
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And then at the bottom side of the trailer itself, we have a microphone, charging port, and a speaker grill
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So there we get us the design right here. and one more thing that I'm looking for, just to be certain, yep, there we go
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So we do have also under display fingerprint sensor that you can add right here
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So that's actually pretty nice. I personally like that. But for people that like it on a power button, that's not the device that will have it
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And yeah, that's about it. Last thing that I'm going to mention is the price of this device
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and it comes at about $400. It is a pretty affordable device being somewhere in a mid-range of prices
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offering a pretty decent device for the money. The little silicon case doesn't really want to go all the way on
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It's kind of bugging me. You can see that it's kind of like bowing outside. So you can see a little bit of a bezel right here
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Oh well. It is for free, so I guess I can't really complain
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So there we go. Now one last thing that I didn't mention is the charging speeds on this device
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with a 67 watt charger that you get in a box, you can charge a device up to 50% in just as little as 17 minutes
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and in 44 minutes it's going to be fully charged. So again, insane charging speeds right here
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which will allow you to just top up the device really quickly. Also, if you tend to charge your device at the last minute before you leave home
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you can plug in for like 10 minutes and basically have enough juice to last you for the rest of the day
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which is really good. So one last thing that I wanted to mention is an alternative to this device
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as some people might look for something else So there are devices from also Xiaomi the POCO line-out specifically
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so POCO we have the X6 pros and also F5 and F5 pro let me just quickly check so um the poco f5 pro will cost a tiny bit more coming at about
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of 37 bucks more 40 bucks more give or take it is an older device uh but i do recommend
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checking that out instead of this one just because that device will be more powerful for about
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just a couple bucks more. Basically, it's the price of a meal
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So like 30 bucks more, you get a device that is running on a Snapdragon 8 plus
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Gen 1. Not the newest processor. We are already at a Gen 3
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but still, I believe it's more powerful than this one, while offering you a little bit of a bigger display
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a little bit of a higher resolution, bigger battery, faster processor. The downside is the camera
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the main camera is a 64 megapixels, but what we'll probably matter is that the Poco is a little bit more of a flagship device and therefore I assume they are going to be doing a little bit more post-processing in a background, giving you probably as good of a picture as this one
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Bigger sensor doesn't always equate to better photos, so that is something to keep in mind
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And in general, the device, the Poco F5 Pro will be more powerful and just better in almost every single way, which might interest some people
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if you're already spending like 400 bucks, you might as well get something that is just a bit better
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And additionally, as a kind of alternative, you also have the F5, not the pro
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which comes with a Snapdragon 7 plus Gen 2, and it will be relatively similar to this device
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but also will cost a little bit less coming at about $380
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So again, you get relatively similar device for a little bit less if you want to save up money
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and newly released the Pocos X6 will there's one of the X6 not the pro
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which has basically the same specs as this one in terms of the processor and the storages and stuff like that
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but it costs nearly a hundred dollars less so you might want to if you want to save up and have still
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basically as powerful devices this one you could go for the X6
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instead and probably be super happy with it. And one last option is the X6 Pro, which is running a Demensity 80300 Ultra, which is equivalent
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to a basically Snobragon 8 Gen 2, I think, if I remember correctly, and still cost less than
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this, so again, another great alternative to this one. Now I am basically suggesting all of the Xiaomi devices just because, number one, this is
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a show me and number two they offer just absolute bang for the buck when it comes onto some of
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their devices like the poca lineup so highly recommend checking those out fantastic picks all of them
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but with that being said hopefully you found this very helpful and if you did don't forget to
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