After opening their first official retail store in Faisalabad come September 2017, Xiaomi’s definitely moving from strength to strength in Pakistan. The company has released some stunning releases such as the Mi 6 and the Mi Note 3 is another addition to the company’s well-known capability to produce high quality devices. Commanding an expected launch price of 60,000 rupees, the Mi Note 3 promises excellence.

Similar to the Mi 6 in design and build quality

When it comes to design department, there’s little to separate the Mi Note 3 from the flagship Mi 6. This statement promises the fact that the smartphone features premium-grade materials that include a dual-glass panel design with both of the panels sporting some nice curves. The build quality is simply superb and the added sleekness of the 7.6mm width and 163g weight simply explode the smartphone’s aesthetics into the stratosphere. Job well done there Xiaomi!

The display promises excitement

If you were looking for a smartphone that promises a nice display both quantitatively and qualitatively, go no further than the Mi Note 3. The smartphone features a 5.5 inches IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with 401ppi pixel density. Equating to a 1080p HD resolution, the display promises a top-drawer graphical experience with excellent attention to detail.

Like the display, the smartphone houses camera sensors of the highest order

The smartphone is home to many premium features that include an excellent display, sleek dimensions and premium build quality.

Another addition to this conveyor belt of splendid features is the device’s dual-primary camera sensor; like the Galaxy Note 8, the Mi Note 3 features a dual 12 MP primary sensor with immaculate camera features that include 4-axis OIS, phase detection autofocus, 2x optical zoom and a dual-tone LED flash. That’s just about as feature-laden a camera sensor can be that simply equates to the camera producing results of awesome quality.

The smartphone’s selfie camera features a mammoth 16 MP sensor of its own; there’s simply too much power in the cameras department of the Mi Note 3, much to the pleasure of the masses.

Exceptional hardware brings an applauding end to the Mi Note 3

Carrying on with its stunning set of traits, the Mi Note 3 is powered by an octa-core processor with 6GB of RAM. That’s even more than what most laptops offer nowadays so it’s safe to establish that the built-in Android Nougat will run quiet smoothly, without any lag whatsoever.

The smartphone’s internal storage stands at either 64 or 128GB; whichever variant you’ll go for, you’ll get plenty of storage space with both of these bad boys. Other customary but modern specifications include USB type-C, a front-mounted fingerprint scanner, Quick Charge 3.0 and a non-removable 3500 mAh battery finely juices the smartphone. Two colour schemes namely black and blue (blue available in only 6GB RAM plus 128GB variant) are available with the Mi Note 3.

Xiaomi Mi Note 3 pros:

Supreme build quality and dimensions
Quality 1080p HD display and sized adequately as well
Two splendid cameras with both sensors supporting plenty of muscle
6GB of RAM promises a user experience of the highest and lag-free order
Houses all modern specifications

Xiaomi Mi Note 3 cons:

Could’ve featured more colour schemes
Pricier than what we expected