Xiaomi (Redmi) is about to announce the Redmi Note 9 series on March 12, i.e tomorrow in India. Now, just ahead of a day from the launch, a seemingly legitimate picture of the Redmi Note 9 Pro retail material has surfaced on the internet showcasing a red colour variant in its full glory.
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The specifications of Redmi Note 9 Pro were recently tipped by popular leakster Ishan Agarwal and its design have also been leaked earlier in the form of unofficial renders. But this is the first time we are seeing the phone in a real-life picture. The phone displayed in this unboxing picture has a red colour paint job but as per Ishan’s tip, the device will come in Aurora Blue, Glacier White, and Interstellar Black. This makes us suspicious about the leaked image. Maybe this variant is a limited edition which may go on sale later or might be exclusive to certain regions. Either way, this image confirms the rear design of the phone with a centred square camera bump similar to that of Huawei Mate 30 series.
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note series of smartphones has consistently been one of the best value-for-money devices since the very first Redmi Note. The last Redmi Note (8th generation) was announced in late August in China and later made its way to different regions in the next couple of months. Only seven months have passed and the brand is about to unveil its successor in the form of Redmi Note 9 series. This will be the first-ever Redmi Note (series) to de launched in an online-only event in India.
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About the authorAbdul Q
An Android enthusiast since I had a Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro. I love writing about the latest in smartphones. When not writing, I will be looking for something to devour, preferably, an all cheese Margherita Pizza. Playing football in the evening is a holy ritual, I never miss it.
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