First things fast
Experience many firsts with Redmi Note 3. Not only is it first in the world to feature Snapdragon 650, it also boasts an ultra-fast fingerprint sensor, large 4050mAh battery, and a premium metal body never seen before in Redmi phones. It is hard to imagine that with these enhancements, Redmi Note 3 is still 21g lighter than Redmi Note Prime. The new face of performance.
Snapdragon 650, Cortex-A72 cores
Redmi Note 3 is really fast—flagship fast.
The high-performance Snapdragon 650 processor uses ARM’s flagship Cortex-A72 cores to launch apps in a split-second and to deliver a fluid gaming experience with its next-gen Adreno 510 GPU.
The hexa-core processor delivers up to 1.8GHz clock speed, supports dual-channel memory and eMMC 5.0 flash. Combined with MIUI 7’s system-level speed optimizations, Redmi Note 3 responds to every touch in a snap.
The premium touch of metal
The elegant sheen of metal on Redmi Note 3 not only looks beautiful, but feels sturdy and resilient. Different sections of the back cover connect seamlessly and naturally, thanks to an improved assembly process.
We’ve preserved the authentic texture of anodized, sandblasted metal. No additional treatments, coats or paint were used. This level of craftsmanship is one you can appreciate the moment you hold Redmi Note 3 in your hand.
Go big with 4050mAh battery
A massive 4050mAh battery that gives you peace of mind knowing you get a full day of use. Ultra-thin and light, it uses 690Wh/L high density battery technology that provides 26% more capacity than the previous Redmi Note Prime while weighing 21g lighter. It can even last up to 22 days on standby.
Battery + 26% , Weight -21g
Unlocks in an instant
Fingerprint sensors are making smartphones personal on a whole new level.
Press your finger gently on the sensor and Redmi Note 3 will unlock in just 0.3s.
It’s convenient and so much faster than using patterns or passcodes. Chip-level security encrypts and stores fingerprint data separately for added security so no one can access your fingerprint information — not even you.