Design
The Redmi 12C has a striped design on the back. The camera island has a glossy background that is housed within a square module. The phone has flat sides and is made of polycarbonate. The right side features a power button and volume rockers, while the left side is quite empty, with only a SIM card tray and a specific slot for a microSD card.
Performance
The MediaTek Helio G85 chip, which is believed to be geared for gaming, powers the Redmi 12C. The processor supports up to 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM. Virtual RAM extension of up to 11GB is also available.
Battery
Redmi is powered by a 5000mAh battery, and Redmi claims that this model has a day’s battery life if utilised for daily needs like as audio/video calling, messaging, and listening to music. The charging adaptor is capable of 10W charging, and the cable has a USB Type-B port on one end and a Type-A port on the other.
Camera
The Redmi 12C has a dual back camera configuration with a 50MP AI camera. Portrait, Night mode, video, 50MP, and time-lapse are among the features included in the camera app. A 5MP sensor is located in the centre of the display for taking selfies and making video calls.
Verdict
The Redmi 12C, which costs Rs 8,999, is a fantastic option if you want a smartphone with reasonable features and specifications. For consumers looking for an economical gadget for simple uses or wanting to present it to someone who’s not very ‘tech-savvy’, then Redmi 12C can be considered.
