The Mi A2 offers a power-packed performance, clutter-free user interface and top-notch camera. While the Mi A1 was an all-rounder, the Mi A2 seems more of a balancing act.
Chinese
smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi has refreshed its Android One
platform-based Mi A-series with the launch of the Xiaomi
Mi A2. Priced at Rs 16,999, this smartphone features a new design
when compared with the predecessor, along with a better hardware,
upgraded camera modules and stock Google Android Oreo, which would
soon be upgraded to Android Pie, according to the company.
The
Xiaomi Mi A2 is a midrange smartphone which has a design language
identical to the one Xiaomi introduced with the Redmi Note 5 Pro. The
new phone boasts an aluminium unibody covering the back and sides,
and glass on the front.
The back features a vertically aligned iPhone
X-inspired dual-camera module that bulges out from the body, making
the phone uneven on flat surfaces like table. It also makes the glass
covering the camera module more prone to scratches and smudges. Like
other Xiaomi devices, the Mi A2 also sports a circular fingerprint
sensor at the upper centre on the back that is easy to reach and
operate.
The
front is dominated by a 5.99-inch LTPS IPS LCD screen that leaves
thin bezels on the top and bottom. The phone’s display is a shift
away from the predecessor's conventional 16:9 aspect ratio. It has
also let go of the notch-based screen, which is currently the most
used screen format, in favour of an 18:9 aspect ratio screen, which
makes it look different from other current-generation midrange
phones.
The
Mi A2 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 system-on-chip (SoC),
paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Unlike the
predecessor, the Mi A2 does not support storage expansion via microSD
card slot. However, the phone is expected to get a 128GB internal
storage variant soon with 6 GB of RAM. Coming back to the 4GB
variant, the phone gets free unlimited storage on Google cloud to
store photos and videos as part of Android One benefits.
The
phone boots Android Oreo 8.1.0 out of the box with no customised MIUI
skin on top, so it offers vanilla Android experience. The user
interface is sleek, free from clutter and swift to operate. It does
not show any lag and manages most common day-to-day tasks like
internet browsing, conversations over instant messaging apps, online
music and video streaming and calling without any hiccups....Read
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