Red Pepper Note 3 Pro competition for Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 for less than 125 euros

The number of Android terminal manufacturers arriving from China is truly spectacular. Some are not very well known yet, but they offer models that are attractive since they even offer tighter prices than those that already have a certain reputation, such as Xiaomi or Oppo. An example is Little Pepper, which has put into play a phablet for the mid-range product that is most interesting: the Red Pepper Note 3 Pro.

This is a device that competes directly with the Xiaomi Note 3 Redmire, which was presented not long ago, but which has a great difference compared to this one that allows it to cost a few $122 to change (899 yuan): its body is not metallic, so its appearance is not so attractive. But yes, the Red Pepper Note 3 Pro It does have characteristics that make it the most interesting for the cost that we have indicated.

An example of what we say is that the Android terminal we are talking about arrives with a screen of 5,5 inches with Full HD resolution (1080p) and, in addition, it does not miss an accessory that has become almost indispensable since the Google operating system allows it to be used natively: the fingerprint reader. By the way, as seen in the image that we leave below, the design is suspiciously similar to the Xiaomi model that we have mentioned before.

Other characteristics of Red Pepper Note 3 Pro

The truth is that it does not “look bad, the phablet that has just been presented and put on sale in China (so you have to resort to imports to get hold of it). An example is the list that we leave below and that shows that it is a model that pfor the day to day does not out of tune... far from it:

• MediaTek MT6753 Processor

• 3 GB of RAM

• 13 megapixel main camera and 5 megapixel secondary (front) camera

• 32 expandable internal storage using microSD cards

• 2.800 mAh battery (with an autonomy of almost three days according to the manufacturer)

El Red Pepper Note 3 Pro It is an economic model that shows that it is even possible to get terminals manufactured in Asia with a lower price than those of the big Chinese brands, such as Xiaomi or Meizu (to this last company, the model we have talked about looks like the M2 Note, since its processor is exactly the same). Does it seem like an interesting option to buy?