Expert Reviews | Alan Martin

The Redmi Note 7 isn't perfect, but for the price, it's hard to argue...It's nippy with a good screen, stylish design and a very good camera. The Xiaomi flavour of Android isn't to everybody's taste, but if you can get past that then you'll be very happy with the Note 7 – it does a wonderful job of showing up its more expensive rivals.

TechRadar | Sean Cameron

With great battery life, a good screen, a decent camera and a powerful chipset, the Redmi Note 7 is a great budget smartphone. The heavy MIUI software skin and lack of NFC prevent it from being an instant classic however.

Firstpost | Sheldon Pinto

If you prefer stock Android, then the Asus Zenfone Max M2 is a better option. But if you want a cool-looking smartphone, then the Redmi 7 is definitely the better looking one of the two!

GadgetMatch | Gab Orlina

If you're looking for a budget option with cameras that focus more on detail, I recommend going for the Realme 3 for the same price.

India Today | Sneha Saha

In the review of the Redmi Note 7 Pro here is what I found: It is beautiful. It sports premium design. It brings all-glass body to the mid-range segment. It offers great hand feel. All of that can be said about the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 as well.

Pocket-lint | Chris Hall

There are definitely things about the Redmi Note 7 that make it worthy of consideration, but with competition like the Moto G7 Power, we're drawn to Motorola's simpler option.

T3 | David Nield

Xiaomi has just about hit the bullseye with the Redmi Note 7: it's a phone that offers much more in the performance, camera and battery departments than you would expect from a handset at this price.

phoneArena | Victor Hristov

The big downside here is called MIUI we don't even take issue with its looks, but more so with the broken notifications that are a dealbreaker. Despite everything great going on with it, we can't recommend the Redmi Note 7 for this one reason.