With my own experience this phone have all feature that are to be required but the sound quality is not so good.
the video recording is not so good .the fingerprint scanner is not that much attractive to use.this feature is new in redmi phones but not working properly . the need of efficiency is required in this feature of fingerprint scanner .video calling by offline is provided that is new and working very good .the major problem is heating problem in mi’s phones . using this phone is common like any android phone, so this is user friendly and the style or design of this phone is good.
Overall the performance is good by the phone. talking about it’s other feature the battery backup I can use easily up to two days.The Redmi 3S is backed by a 4, 100mAh battery which is non-removable. . The Redmi 3S Prime with its 5-inch display. the company Xiaomi itself claims almost 2 days worth of battery life on this one. this smartphone is smart in all its feature in affordable prize. the most attractive thing is its prize 9999 .in this prize we can use all facilities like other costly phones.
Its front and rear both cameras have good quality to capture moments . most of my friends are using this phone. miui provide updates so the working of this phone and apperance is get better in use .new android version is also very featured in this 3s prime .redmis 3s and redmi3s prime both are same in looks but only difference is fingerprint scanner so taking this instead of redmi 3s is a smart decision. using this phone is common like any android phone, so this is user friendly and the style or design of this phone is good . overall the performance is good by the phone. talking about it’s other feature the battery backup I can use easily up to two days.If you’ve used a Xiaomi device, you have a good idea of how MIUI works. Based on Android 6.0.1, MIUI 7 on the Redmi 3S is a completely redesigned take on Android with several iPhone-esque cues all around. The lockscreen is a clean affair with a clock up top and notifications taking over as necessary. You can switch out the wallpapers using a built-in tool that can be activated right from the lockscreen. Enter the homescreen and you’ll notice that the phone eschews the two level hierarchy common on Android devices. There is no separate app drawer here and all apps are placed straight on the homescreen itself. A shortcut tray lies at the bottom.