Redmi Note 8 Pro -6.53" -Dual Sim -4GB RAM - 128GB ROM -Green

Design and Display
The Pro version has a larger screen than the standard variant at 6.53 inches, and more of the bezels are chopped off too, giving us about 85% of screen on the front panel.

The back of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro is also made of glass which is protected with the same Corning Gorilla Glass 5 technology as the front.

If that is not enough to give the premium feel, the lustre screen wrapped around a simple waterdrop notch will supply the rest of the effects.

Inside the notch on the front is an impressive selfie camera and a speakerphone grill.

On the back, there is a noticeable difference in how the camera cut out are placed here – with Xiaomi opting for a centre placement even though they retained the horizontal approach.

Of course, we still get quad cameras here – and they are even better than what the smaller brother brings.

We would have preferred to have an in-display fingerprint sensor, but the rear placement will just do for this year for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro.

Fortunately, Xiaomi didn’t think to remove the 3.5mm jack on the base of the unit so we can still keep rocking our headphones. With a USB Type C reversible connector to match, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro lives up to its status of being the bigger bro.

Camera
Front or back, the cameras on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro are just as impressive.

A good place to start will be the amazing setup on the back which has a 64 megapixels snapper for wide image capturing, and as the main lens too.

That is followed by an 8 megapixels snapper which handles ultrawide shooting, a 2 megapixels sensor designated to be a macro camera and the final 2 megapixels sensor for depth sensing.

Selfie lovers will not be disappointed by the 20MP snapper that the smartphone offers them either. With the ability to record in HDR, and up to 1080p @ 30fps, the selfie camera holds its own well too.