Xiaomi Redmi A7 4G

No, this phone only supports up to 4G VoLTE networks.

You get a 5,200mAh battery that easily lasts well over a day of regular use. It supports 15W fast charging via a USB Type-C port, which takes a bit of time to fully top up but keeps you going for a long time.

The phone features a surprisingly large 6.88-inch LCD display. What makes it smooth for a budget device is its 120Hz refresh rate and a 240Hz touch sampling rate, making scrolling through apps feel very fluid.

This phone comes with Wet Touch Technology 2.0, which is super handy if you often use your phone in the kitchen or with sweaty hands. It keeps the screen completely responsive even if your fingers are damp, oily, or soapy.

Since it runs on a budget Unisoc T7250 processor paired with 3GB of RAM, it is mostly built for everyday tasks like browsing, streaming, and calling. You can play casual games or heavy titles on low settings, but do not expect high-end gaming performance.

It features a basic 13MP primary rear camera and an 8MP front selfie camera. It works fine for casual daylight shots and video calls, and even includes special software tools like Night Mode.

Yes, it comes with a dedicated slot that lets you expand the internal 64GB storage up to 2TB using a microSD card. This means you do not have to sacrifice your second Nano-SIM slot just to get more space for your photos and videos.

The phone ships out of the box with Android 15. Xiaomi has officially promised 2 years of major Android version upgrades and 4 years of security patches, which is great longevity for an entry-level device.

The phone has an IP52 rating, meaning it is dust and splash-resistant. It can easily survive light rain or minor splashes of water, but it is not completely waterproof, so you should avoid dropping it into a pool or bucket of water.