3. Screen
The RedmiBook 15 uses a TN panel with FHD resolution and supports DC Dimming, which can adjust the screen brightness level but remain flicker -free (screen flicker). This TN panel doesnāt have the same point of view as the IPS panel, but it seems that for a laptop at this price, the panel selection still makes enough sense.
Oh yes, the screen is also matte, aka not glossy. As a result, the color will not be as clear as a laptop with a glossy screen, but this matte screen is more comfortable to use in places with a lot of light due to less picture reflection.
The screen bezel is not too thin, but also not too thick. The left and right bezels are sleek, but the top and bottom bezels are thick. Of course, in this price class, itās hard to expect a thin screen bezel on all sides.
4. Conclusion
The RedmiBook 15 does bear a heavy burden as it carries the big name Xiaomi, which is already famous for its cheap handsets but with qualified specs. Still, it seems that Xiaomi is still experimenting with its first official laptop on the market.
There are a few things that are pretty unfortunate, the charger port is not USB-C and the screen is not IPS. But then again, this laptop, is also one of the cheapest Windows 2021 laptops. So in fact the lack is pretty natural.
Perhaps they are doing this to reduce the selling price of their laptops, and target a market for school students who, when these laptops are released, will still have to undergo distance learning, aka online.
Oh yes, one of the selling points of the RedmiBook 15 is the product warranty, which is 2 years for hardware, 1 year for batteries, and has 40 service center points worldwide.