Apart from the premium smartphone market, low-end smartphone market is also very big especially in Asia. For it, Xiaomi, Samsung and LG are now competing in the low-end smartphone market with their newest phones.
Xiaomi which has the title of low-end king, recently entered Korean market with its cheap yet has a perfect price-to-performance ratio product. The Redmi Note 8T has a Quad camera but only priced at around 200,000 won ($150).
With a 48MP camera with a 120-degree angle, an 8MP camera, a 2MP camera along with a 2MP deep camera. At the front, it has a 13MP selfie camera with AI (Artificial Intelligence) function that supports panoramic functions.
Besides this, variety of changes have been applied to Hongmi Note 8T. It has Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 665 chipset with 4,000 mAh high-capacity batteries and supports 18 W high-speed charging. Also it has an “automatic cleaning speaker” function and uses low-frequency sound waves to shake off dust and debris left on the phone. In addition,Redmi Note 8T supports NFC (Near Distance Communication) that is the first in South Korea.
Samsung and LG matching the competition with Xiaomi
Samsung Electronics also introduced ‘Galaxy A51′ in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with its caustic expenses.
Galaxy A51 was the first of Samsung Electronics’ Smartphones to have a camera module with a rectangular design. The design is similar to the ‘induction’ design on Apple’s iPhone 11.
The phone has 48MP camera, 12MP ultra pixel camera 5MP deep camera and 5MP camera. It is the first in any Galaxy series.
The front part has a 32 million-pixel camera, and all of the rest of the camera’s holes support Samsung Electronics’ exclusive functions. Although it has premium performance, its price is only around $350.
LG Electronics also introduced ‘LG K50S’ and ‘LG K40S’, which are two types of solid-state products. Both strengthen areas that users value most, such as screen, multi-camera, and large-capacity batteries.
Each of these products is equipped with triple and dual cameras. LG Electronics is strengthening its product line by releasing its products in Europe and Latin America.
