Redmi India has turned its affordably priced phone into real gold
Image collected
Redmi India has announced a special edition of its upcoming K20 Pro that’s literally made out of gold. The Xiaomi sub-brand plans to produce just 20 of the handsets, and will sell them in India for ?4,80,000 (around $7,000) each. This isn’t just a gold-plated version of the existing phone though, Redmi India says that it’s actually been constructed out of gold, and it’s even used diamonds to embellish the handset.
Considering its construction, it’s no wonder that the phone costs over fifteen times more than the standard K20 Pro, which starts at just ?27,999 (around $405). At its regular price the phone’s specs — which include a Snapdragon 855 process, 6GB of RAM, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and triple rear cameras — are decent, but the same can’t be said for its gold version.
Still, if you’re the kind of person that mourned the passing of the Apple Watch Edition, then this super expensive Redmi phone might be for you.
Source: https://www.theverge.com
Tags :
Previous Story
- Be aware of the latest phone scams
- Huawei’s first 5G phone is launching this month
- Honor 20 review: Huawei's first new phone during...
- Android notifications arrive on Windows 10 'Your Phone'...
- Samsung tries again with redesigned foldable phone
- Cellphone photos and a ride-share helped lead to...
- Oregon House approves cell phone fee
- FedEx refused to deliver a Huawei phone into...