Xiaomi Mi Max 2 has been launched in India with a price tag of Rs 16,999 after being launched in China a couple of months back. Xiaomi Mi Max 2 comes with SD 625, the same processor that powers Redmi Note 4 and 4GB Ram, which makes the specifications similar to other Redmi devices, however, the biggest USP this smartphone is the 6.44-inch display which is the ideal for consuming multimedia on the go.
Last year’s Mi Max was Xiaomi’s first attempt at a smartphone with a screen size of over 6 inches. However, Mi Max wasn’t the company’s first phablet as the 5.7-inch Mi Note made its debut back in 2015. While the latter was a flagship device, the Mi Max was targeted towards budget smartphone seekers and primarily catered to multimedia consuming owners.
And the plan worked. Over 3 million units of the Xiaomi Mi Max over the course of the last year as for millions of Indian a smartphone had become their primary gateway to the internet and they started preferring a device with a portable all-in-one large screen that was convenient for watching videos, playing games, and reading books on the go.
Coming to the present scenario, Redmi Note 4 has been selling like hot cakes and Xiaomi Mi Max 2 will have to offer even more than its own cousin to stand out in another segment. As for the other competitors, the Chinese manufacturer has been producing some of the best Value For Money devices and under the Sub-Rs 20,000 segment, there is not even a single player that can affect Xiaomi Mi Max 2’s sales.
So, is the Xiaomi Mi Max 2 a better option for multimedia consumers than Redmi Note 4? Let’s see!!
What We Like About Xiaomi Mi Max 2
What We Don’t Like About Xiaomi Mi Max 2
Xiaomi Mi Max 2 belongs to a selected niche of large display-smartphones that attract buyers seeking to consume a considerable amount of multimedia, but don’t have the pockets for premium tablets, that in many cases, lack even the voice calling feature.
While the users should not expect flawless gaming experience from Xiaomi Mi Max 2 while playing heavy games, the frame drops and lags will still be bearable if they put the smartphone to the challenge.
On the other hand, Xiaomi Mi Max 2 definitely manages to stand out against Redmi Note 4 with its focus on multimedia consumption and if you don’t have the moolah for premium tablets, this ‘bigger and better’ predecessor of Mi Max is the best option for you.
P.S This time around, Redmi Note 4 might suffer due to its new cousin.
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