Redmi’s latest laptop is not playing around. The Redmi Book Pro 16 2026 combines Intel Core Ultra AI hardware, up to 32 GB RAM, a massive 99Wh battery, and a surprisingly loaded port selection in a slim metal body.
Redmi’s K Pad 2 returns with an 8.8-inch esports display, Dimensity 9500 chip, dual USB-C ports for charge-and-play setups, and a larger 9,100 mAh battery aimed at handheld gaming.
Redmi’s K90 Max joins the active-cooling gaming phone club with a built-in fan inside the camera bump, a Dimensity 9500 chip, and an 8,550 mAh battery built for sustained high-frame-rate gameplay.
Redmi’s latest Turbo phones pair minimalist styling with serious hardware, including Dimensity 8500-Ultra and Dimensity 9500s processors, AMOLED displays, and unusually large batteries reaching up to 9,000 mAh.
Along with the Redmi K90 Pro, there is, of course, the standard K90. It is a watered-down K90 Pro but still rocking Sound by Bose, […]
Redmi just dropped something that looks like it should come with pit crew support. The Redmi K90 Pro Max Champion Edition isn’t just another special […]
I suspect there is a secret co-branding competition among Chinese handset makers. I am not talking about collabs with games or brands. I am talking […]
Xiaomi’s Lei Jun loves to benchmark against Apple, and it is a good thing because usually, some good does come out of “benchmarking.” Case in […]
As expected, the Redmi Turbo 4 family has expanded with the Pro model. Redmi’s latest isn’t just Pro in name. The new Turbo 4 Pro […]
The wonderful, value-for-money Redmi Turbo 3 has just welcomed a successor, cleverly named the Redmi Turbo 4 (duh!). And like its predecessor, this phone aims […]
Oh, wait. Did we not tell you about the Redmi Note 14 5G, and the Redmi Note 14 Pro? Our bad but that does not […]