The Redmi 8A is the phone to get if you are on a budget. Between the never-ending battery life, and the excellent build quality, there's a lot to like here.

The main difference is that the Pixel 8a leans toward realism and natural-looking images, while the Redmi Note 14 Pro+ opts for vibrant, eye-catching shots.

The Redmi 8A runs on Android 9 (Pie) out of the box and comes topped with a layer of MIUI 10. MIUI 10 runs smoothly and does not stray away from being a rich yet very user-friendly interface.

The entry-level Redmi 8A has been spotted on GeekBench with Android 10-based MIUI 11 software. Apparently Xiaomi is already testing the upcoming update.

The back is carbonate like the Redmi 8A but whereas that device had a slightly more textured feel to it, the Redmi 8 goes all out being smooth and glossy.

The entry-level Redmi 8A announced last September gets an upgraded version today, dubbed Redmi 8A Dual. As evident from its name, the Redmi 8A Dual comes with a dual camera setup on the back which ...

Last year’s Redmi 8A had two main selling points – support for 18W fast charging and a USB-C connector. Even before the device launched, Xiaomi/Redmi used these as marketing points. The tweet ...

Almost two months after theRedmi 8 and Redmi 8A were released in China, Xiaomi has taken the wraps off the models in Indonesia. Since the popular Redmi 4 and 4A, the series has seen a tremendous ...

The Redmi 7A unveiled back in May will get a successor next week, as Xiaomi has announced it will launch the Redmi 8A in India on September 25. The company also confirmed that Redmi 8A will pack a ...

Xiaomi's India website has listed the Redmi 8A Pro without any details about the specs of the phone. Is Xiaomi planning an upgrade for the Redmi 8A?