is no longer the unicorn of the smartphone market that it was once hailed by everyone. The company has been outgunned by other local Chinese OEMs like Huawei, Oppo, and Vivo. Nonetheless, this does not mean the company does not release impressive handsets — far from that. The company’s budget mid-ranger, the Redmi Note 3, is still the most impressive handset that I have used this year.
Not content with packing so much of a ‘smartphone’ in just Rs 13,000, Xiaomi recently unveiled the Redmi 3S in India. The handset looks like a smaller brother of the Redmi Note 3. But is it as good as its bigger brother? Or has the lower price taken its toll on the performance of the Redmi 3S? Find out in our review.