Xiaomi Redmi A3 Midnight Black-Smartphone-3+64GB,MediaTek Helio G36,5000mAh(typ) battery,AI dual camera system,Smooth 6.71“90 Hz Display（UK Version+2 Years Warranty）

For the price I can't fault this phone. It works really well. Bright clear screen has all the apps I use and quick to install. The battery lasts for ages which is great. Calls are clear. I was very surprised and not expecting it to work so well I've always had top of the range Samsung phones and this works just as well.The only down fall is the camera quality, u can't film in dim light they just come out grainy. Zooming in massively reduced the picture quality as well.

Bought it as a companion to my iPhone 14 Pro Max. Just to use as navigator and messenger in the city center. Was really impressed by the value I received!It’s definitely better than I expectedPros:– Battery lasts forever. Stays much longer than on iPhone– 90 hz– Android 14 (almost the recent one) and all it’s features– Great screen– Connectivity is also goodCons:– The speed of work is not ideal. It’s not very smooth and responsive

The phone works for basic necessities, but it's so slow and it crashes all the time. Just to open your browser it takes at least 20 seconds and it overheats very easily.

Looks amazing in blue, feels nice to hold. The battery easily lasts me a full day, and the screen is super smooth. For the price, I honestly can't complain. Great phone!

This redmi A3 phone looks a lot better than you would think for £60 . A sparkly Black glass back . It seems to be well made .Photo's are quite Good (I've seen a lot worse) . If you have bought xiaomi phones before you may like to know this, the A3 comes in a terrible box with no charger . Apart from this , good value .

I am a Samsung S series user and usually upgrade every 2 years. There is also the latest iphone user in the household, yet I gave this phone 5 stars.I paid £49.99 for the phone from Amazon directly, which is for someone overseas to make calls and send messages.I have been testing it out for the past few weeks and I found no faults with it.It takes fairly decent pictures. I used it outside in the bright sun light and I had no problem (dark screen). You can make and receive calls and messages, listen to music, use the internet and use the email facilities. All for £80 and less as it is well reduced across the UK at present time.I have read thepositve reviews at Argos and Amazon before my purchase. I guess the people who are happy are those who wanted it for basic needs. This phone is ideal for an elderly person or person who doesn't like technological. You just need to uninstall or disable some of the redundant apps. I left the ones with warnings saying that they could cause trouble. You also need a decent case.I bought one with a cover for the lens and tempered glass screen protector was included, all for £3.88.

I was so pleased to find such a budget option when my Rednote11 had an unfortunate fall. I was generally really happy with it. The startup process was simple and easy and I love the look and feel of the phone (felt like quality). There were 3 major issues that caused me to return mine though:1). It is so slow. Sometimes it would be quick and easy but at times apps took forever to load. I felt like a kid with dial up again.2). I could not add apps to the Home Screen. I tried so many different ways to get this to work, followed so many online tutorials but all to no avail. I had to open settings-apps-select the app-press open and then wait. Such a pain!3). The camera quality isn’t great. For the price that wouldn’t normally be an issue, but the mid range versions from Redmi offer much higher quality. I think I’ll just fork out a little more and get one of those.This would be perfect for a teenagers first phone. Or perhaps for an elderly relative that might only use it as a phone or for simple tasks.

It's a good phone. For the few days I have had it,it's working perfectly.