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Redmi Note 9 Pro Sale on May 6th 2020 on Amazon India

Xiaomi has announced Redmi Note 9 Pro will be back on sale on May 6th, 2020 online in India on Amazon. It is priced at Rs 13,999 ( 4GB ram 64GB storage ) - Rs 16,999 ( 6GB ram 128GB storage ). The sale of this smartphone was temporarily halted due to a ban on online shopping websites selling non-essential products. Now that the ban has been lifted, you can buy this and many other smartphones from Amazon.in if you live in Orange or Green zones in India.

 Redmi Note 9 Pro Max is a more expensive variant and currently, there is no Next Sale date announced. More Info here.

 Regular Note 9 Pro is powered by Snapdragon 720G octa-core processor and features a 6.67-inch Full HD+ display. It ships with MIUI 11 based on Android 10. Xiaomi's recently announced MIUI 12 update will be available for this device in the future. There is a big 5020mAh battery on board with 18W fast charging support. While the Pro Max variant has a 64MP main camera, the regular variant comes with a 48MP main sensor.

 Current Offers on Redmi Note 9 Pro 
  • Rs 1000 Instant Discount when bought using ICICI Bank Credit Cards
  • Airtel 4G Double Data Offer
Specs and Features
  • 6.67 inch Full HD+ IPS LCD screen with Gorilla Glass 5 
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G Chipset ( not a 5G chipset )
  • 5020mAh battery
  • Android 10 ( EMUI 11 )
  • Quad Cameras with 48MP AI main camera
  • 18W Fast charging
  • Side-mounted fingerprint sensor
  • 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens
  • 5MP macro lens
  • 16MP front camera


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