In terms of WLAN, unfortunately the Redmi 6 only supports the 802.11 b/g/n standards. The reception is decent, and most of the time we had at least half the LTE reception strength indoors in the well-established German D2 net. However, if you plan on some travel across continents, you should still check whether the Redmi 6 can access the LTE net in your host country. All the important frequencies for the European market are included, and Band 4 which is important for the US and Canada is also supported. The Redmi 6 enables LTE speeds up to 300 Mb/s with ten LTE frequencies being supported. We also want to find out in this test what the differences to the Redmi 6 are.Ĭompared to the predecessor, the Xiaomi Redmi 5, you can optionally get more storage and a second camera lens on the back, but there is also a weaker battery and the new model lacks the infrared sensor. We have already tested some other variants of the Redmi 6, such as the Xiaomi Redmi 6 Pro and the Redmi 6A. These include, for example the Gigaset GS100, the Wiko View Lite, and the Honor 7S. At the same time, many other manufacturers have followed suit and also introduced smartphone models that are able to stand up quite well against the Xiaomi Redmi 6. But those times are over, and you can now also get Xiaomi phones in local online shops.
However, for a long time you also had to live with having to import the smartphones from China without them being adjusted well to the western market. Xiaomi Redmi – When those who like a good deal hear this name, their eyes grow large: For several years, this series has offered great, affordable smartphones that went beyond what we were used from budget smartphones in terms of their equipment.
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