Redmi 13 5G: Budget Phone Overview and Features

Redmi 13 5G offers a budget-friendly 6.79'' Full HD display, 108MP camera, 120Hz refresh rate, and 33W charging.

### Redmi 13 5G Unboxing, Hands-On, and First Impressions: A Budget Phone with Upgrades in Every Aspect
* 📦  Redmi 13 5G, expected to be priced around **Rs. 10-15K**, is an upgrade over Redmi 12 5G in **every aspect**.
* 📱  It comes in two variants: **6GB RAM + 128GB storage** and **8GB RAM + 128GB storage**, with the base variant expected to be priced around **Rs. 12-13K** and the higher variant under **Rs. 15K**.
* 🎨  The phone features a glass back with a **wavy design**, a side-mounted **fingerprint sensor**, and Gorilla Glass 3 **protection**.
* 📱  It sports a **6.79" Full HD IPS LCD display** with a **120Hz refresh rate**, HyperOS, and **good viewing angles**.
* ⚙️  Powered by the 4th Gen 2 Accelerated Edition chipset, it offers good performance with an **Antutu score of around 4.5L**.
* 🔄  HyperOS is a lighter version of MIUI, offering a **smoother experience**, and the phone comes with **2 years of major updates** and **4 years of security updates**.
* 📸  The camera setup includes a **108MP primary sensor** and a **13MP selfie sensor**, delivering **decent camera performance** in this price range.
* 🌐  It supports **dual-band 5G**, **Bluetooth 5.4**, and **Bluetooth 5.3**, and comes with an **IP53 certification**, an **IR blaster**, and a **3.5mm jack**.

Friends, I'm very happy because after a long time, a budget series phone has arrived. This Redmi 13 5G will be around Rs. 10-15K when I'm unboxing it. I don't know its price. But if I compare it with Redmi 12 5G, then it's an upgrade in every aspect. Yes, the base variant is going to be of 6GB 128GB. Earlier it was of 4GB 128GB, now it's 6GB 128GB. And the price will be around Rs. 12-13K. And the upper variant of 8GB 128GB is also going to be under Rs. 15K. We're going to look at it according to that. Let's open the red box, white text, subscribe & the color is red. Do subscribe as many people come & watch our videos. They like it & it's beneficial but they don't subscribe. Do subscribe & don't forget to share it with your friends.

And if you enjoyed the video, then do hit LIKE! Let's open the red box, Redmi 13 5G. It's written Redmi, nothing else. First, there's a sim card tool, documentation, then a clear case. And from the case, you can see that it has flat sides. It looks like a dual camera setup as there's a LED light here. Then you have the phone, which is big & decent. Inside the box, you get a 33W charger. It's an upgrade. The Redmi 12 was of 18W, here you get a 33W charger. And it has a USB Type A to Type C charging cable. There's nothing else here. Let's keep this aside & look at the phone. And how is the phone? Oh! It looks like a glass back! Yes! So for a budget phone, it's a rarity to have a glass back. So there's a glass back at the back & then you have that wavy design.

It looks very nice! For a budget phone, there's Redmi branding & 5G. In hand feel, I'd say it's slightly big. Definitely, I'd say it's slightly big. It's alright for normal hands. There's a screen guard. Let's open it. There should be a sound, otherwise it's not fun to remove the screen guard. Oh yes! Oh yes! Nice! Nice! Nice! I'm going to drop & test the ports & buttons. But let's look at the ports & buttons. There's a speaker grill below, USB Type C, a microphone, there's a sim card tray on the left hand side, there's a 3.5mm jack above & an IR blaster. On the right hand side, there's a volume rocker button. And then you have a power on off button, which is basically a side mounted fingerprint sensor. The good thing is that it has Gorilla Glass 3 protection.

So it's going to be fun to drop it. 1, 2, 1, 2 &... No, nothing. Absolutely nothing! Nothing has happened till now, let's see what happens next. If I weigh it, Aditya always says that our videographer team forgets to bring the weighing scale. Let's do this! Alright, let's do this! 200g is even. 206.3g, I told you! Because it's a glass back, so it's slightly on the heavier side. So it's 206.3g. We've looked at it from the outside, now let's look at it from the inside. But there's 1 thing that I like, I really like the 3.5mm jack. If I talk about the display, it's a 6.79'' Full HD IPS LCD display with 120Hz refresh rate. Redmi 12 had 90Hz, but now it's 120Hz.

So that's good. It has 550 nits of brightness. It has a punch hole in the centre, and it has HyperOS. Now MIUI is phased out, and HyperOS is coming. And it's not bad. The bezels are thin, and the chin is of an average size. It looks good, and despite being an IPS display, the viewing angles are good. Let me show you the quality of the display. It has good side viewing angles. So it's not bad at all. It's an Adaptive Sync Display with a refresh rate of 30-60-90Hz. And it has a wet finger touch display for this rainy season. You can use it even if the water drops. It has TUV Rheinland's flicker-free and blue light certification. Let's move forward and talk about the specs. It's on the 4th Gen 2, and it's an accelerated edition. Last year, Redmi 12 was on the 4th Gen 2, and it's an accelerated edition.

It's a bit overclocked. It comes with 2 variants: 6GB RAM & 8GB LPDDR4X RAM. It has UFS 2.2 storage & 33W charging. According to me, it should have a sim card slot. But let's see. Oh nice! It's a hybrid sim card slot. Either 2 sim cards or 1 SD card & 1 sim card slot. We've already put a Jio sim card in it. So we just want to test it out & see if the speeds are ok. Because in budget series, there's an issue with connectivity. But we didn't face that issue. Let's talk about the connectivity & let's complete the performance part. The AnTuTu score of 4th Gen 2 Accelerated Edition is around 4.5L. Which is good as it's very close to the score of 695 & 6th Gen 3. So it's quite good & both are comparable.

You can easily play games on medium settings with 440 FPS. It's a big display, and it shouldn't have any problem. But talking about multimedia, the audio is single speaker, not dual speakers. But the video quality is quite good. You'll have fun even in multimedia. You'll be able to play games on medium settings. OS UI is based on Android 14. It has 2 years of major updates and 4 years of security updates.  
When you look at phones under Rs 10K-15K, it's generally 1-2 years max. But it has 2 years of major updates and 4 years of security updates. You get pre-installed apps in this price range. It also has pre-installed apps, but it's good that you can uninstall all of them. So I'm ok with it. If you're looking at a Rs 30K-50K phone, then it shouldn't have it. If you have a Rs 10K-15K phone with pre-installed apps,

then it's quite good. Because the price drops a bit. And that's what we want. One thing I like about HyperOS is that it's lighter than MIUI. If I look at the footprint, it's around 13-14GB. And it feels good. Especially in the budget range, if it's a lighter version of the OS, then it feels smoother when you swipe, and that's what you feel with HyperOS. It definitely feels fluid compared to MIUI. Features. You get a MIUI dialer for call recording. You can do flash notifications. So when the phone comes, the LED light at the back blinks. So that's good. You also get 8GB virtual RAM. So if you buy the 8GB variant, you'll get 8GB virtual RAM. If you buy the 6GB variant, you'll get 6GB virtual RAM. Features. SAR value is within limits. You get an IP53 certification. You get an IR blaster.

There's no NFC. There are no notifications, but you can see them when you get a call. And yes, it has a 3.5mm jack & FM radio. It comes in 3 colours. This is Hawaiian Blue, there's Black & Pink. And because of HyperOS, Xiaomi has gone up to the extent where they've said you'll get a 3-year lag-free experience. Which means you won't have to use it for 1-2 years. You can use it for 3 years. Connectivity It has dual-band 5G, Bluetooth 5.4 & Bluetooth 5.3 support. It supports all 5G bands. It even supports VoNR. So there are no problems with connectivity options. Sensors It has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor & face unlock. There are no problems. Camera It's an upgrade compared to the Redmi 12. It used to have a 50MP camera. Now it has a 108MP primary sensor.

And that too is Samsung's HM6. So it's a decent sensor. The other one is a 2MP macro sensor. So it's a macro & primary sensor. Because it's 108MP, you can take 3x lossless photos. We've taken some photos in normal conditions. I'm giving you the G-Drive link. Do check it out in the original quality. But in normal conditions, the photos come out quite good. Especially in this price range, there's a decent camera setup. In selfie, you get a 13MP selfie sensor. In Redmi 12, it was 8MP. Now it's upgraded to 13MP. Camera Features There are time-lapse, video, photo, portrait & night modes. There's also a 108MP native mode. So you get all the features you need. You should not have any problems. You get all the budget phones you expect. In videography, I don't expect 4K here.

You can shoot in Full HD with the rear camera. So, the camera setup is quite decent for a price range. There are some phones where you might get an AMOLED screen. But then the performance is not that good. This is a complete setup where the display is good, performance is good, camera is also quite decent. HyperOS is good in terms of connectivity & sensors. We've tested 5G & it works fine. So overall, if I talk about the Redmi 13 5G, then for the price, this is a very decent setup that you get. I have a question here. Are you ok with a good IPS display & good performance? Or do you want an AMOLED screen but compromise in performance? What do you prefer? What combination? Let us know in the comments below. Before ending the video, I'd like to say that this video is a collaboration with Xiaomi. But whatever we've experienced & tested, we've shared the results in this video.

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The Redmi 13 5G: A Budget Phone Unboxing and Features

The Redmi 13 5G is a budget-friendly phone, expected to be priced between Rs.

10-15K, with upgraded features compared to the Redmi 12 5G.

The new model offers a 6GB 128GB base variant and an 8GB 128GB upper variant, both priced under Rs.

It comes with a rare glass back design, a 33W charger (upgraded from the previous 18W), and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor with Gorilla Glass 3 protection.

The Redmi 12 Accelerated Edition: A Quick Look

The Redmi 12 Accelerated Edition features a 6.

79'' Full HD IPS LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 550 nits of brightness, as well as a 3.

2 storage, 33W charging, and a hybrid sim card slot.

The AnTuTu score for the 4th Gen 2 Accelerated Edition is around 4.

5L, comparable to the 6th Gen 3 score of 695, indicating strong performance.

The HyperOS Smartphone: Gaming and Multimedia Performance

The smartphone offers smooth gaming on medium settings with a high display refresh rate.

It has a single speaker for audio but provides good video quality, making it suitable for multimedia.

The HyperOS is based on Android 14, with 2 years of major updates and 4 years of security updates, offering a longer software support than other phones in its price range.

The Xiaomi HyperOS Smartphone: Features and Capabilities

The Xiaomi smartphone offers a 3-year lag-free experience with HyperOS, a 108MP primary camera sensor, and upgraded 13MP selfie camera.

3 support, and a variety of camera modes.

The phone also features a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, face unlock, and comes in three colors: Hawaiian Blue, Black, and Pink.

The Redmi 13 5G: A Decent Setup for the Price

The Redmi 13 5G offers a good camera for its price range and reliable performance, while some other phones may have an AMOLED screen but weaker performance.

The phone's HyperOS provides good connectivity and sensors, with reliable 5G functionality, making it a decent overall package for the price.