Redmi has brought its Turbo performance line to India for the first time, and it has led with the part a buyer feels first: a 7,540mAh battery, the largest Redmi has ever fitted to a phone sold in the country. The Redmi Turbo 5, announced on 16 June and on sale from 19 June, wraps that cell around the world’s first MediaTek Dimensity 8500-Ultra chip and opens at Rs 37,999. The same hardware already sells in China, where it launched in January, and ships to other markets as the POCO X8 Pro — so India gets the Redmi badge on a phone the rest of the world meets under a different name.

The Redmi Turbo 5 has a date in India: June 16. Xiaomi has confirmed the performance phone for an Amazon India and mi. com launch, and its microsite has already laid out the…

Xiaomi on Tuesday launched Redmi Turbo 5 in India catering to premium segment buyers. It will be sold in two memory variants with MediaTek processor