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 comes out swinging with the world’s first Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chip—a flagship-grade silicon cooked up on TSMC’s 4 nm process, featuring one super core and seven A720 heavy-hitters. In other words, this thing doesn’t just run—it launches.
To keep it from turning into molten aluminum, Xiaomi slapped on a ridiculous 6,000 mm² dual-loop 3D ice cooling system. Overkill? Maybe. Effective? Definitely.
On the outside, the new Redmi Turbo 4 Pro [CH] is dressed like a flagship too. You get a CNC-machined aviation-grade aluminum frame, sandblasted for texture, paired with a soft fog glass back. At 7.98 mm thin and 219g, it may not be super thin like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, but Xiaomi wants you to know that this little guy will not easily bend under pressure. It has a bend resistance of up to 70 kg (154 lbs).
Fronting the device is a large 6.83-inch 1.5K eye-saver pumping out 2,772 x 1,280 resolution, 3,200 nits peak brightness, and a 120 Hz refresh rate with 480 Hz touch sampling. Oh, and it works with wet fingers too, thanks to Wet Touch 2.0. Take that, rain.
This device also shines in the battery department. It rocks a 7,550 mAh Xiaomi Jinshajiang battery, making it feels more like a power bank than a phone’s battery, and “power bank” it also is because, in addition to supporting 90 W fast charging, it can also put out 22.5 W reverse wired charging to feed your other devices if the need arises.
Around the back, the 50 MP Sony LYT-600 main camera offers 2x lossless zoom, a large f/1.5 aperture, OIS, and even a fancy AI portrait dynamic wallpaper. There’s also an 8 MP ultra-wide and a 20 MP selfie camera punched up front. The camera bump? Practically non-existent. Xiaomi even managed to squeeze in a metal DECO, flicker sensor, and the beloved IR blaster.
Connectivity checks most boxes—Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, dual-band support—but oddly, no GPS or AGPS. Instead, it relies on Beidou, Galileo, GLONASS, QZSS, AGNSS, and sensor-based positioning.
And yes, there’s an IP68 rating and even offline communication up to a kilometer. Prepper phone? Possibly. But it isn’t rugged. It will be nice if it is built rugged like the Oppo K12 and yet does not look it is a rugged-built phone.
The new Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 4 Pro is available in black, green, white, and—true to Turbo series tradition—a Harry Potter Edition. We suspect this might be the final collab between Redmi and the Wizarding World. The latest deco features the silhouette of the dynamic trio in their “battle” stance, and on the lower half, you’ll find the iconic Harry Potter branding alongside the final showdown scene, where Voldemort briefly meets Harry and the gang on the bridge—framed neatly inside a silhouette of Harry himself.
As always, you get the full Harry Potter treatment: themed case, SIM ejection tool, adapter, documentation, and yes, even the packaging. Inside, it’s Potter all the way too, with a themed UI and a matching charging animation.
The Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 4 Pro is available in China with a very modest starting price of 1,999 yuan [CH]. However, it is unclear how much the Harry Potter Edition will be selling for, as no pricing has been revealed.
Images: Xiaomi [CH].
