@Krisx0o@SkylarksPlace Anytime, boss.
And on your question, affordability has always been relative. But I think the 256GB variant of the newly launched Redmi 17 (not Note now) sells for less than ₦300k. I imagine even a good Itel phone would cost around that these days.
@ThaValiant@SkylarksPlace Yo, thanks for the clarity, I hope the Redmi series is still affordable to the average Nigerians.
@SkylarksPlace I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. If you want it can take down the comment. I learnt something new today. Thank u @ThaValiant and @SkylarksPlace for walking me tru
@ThaValiant@SkylarksPlace Again I can now submit I've always thought Xiaomi is same as Redmi now I understand it comes differently in terms of their phones
@ThaValiant@SkylarksPlace I think I'm mistaking Redmi to Xiaomi but I've always known they're one and same company. I used to feel Xiaomi is just the general brand name
@ThaValiant@SkylarksPlace I agree, Redmi was my first Android ever bought by myself, Lost my ios during my nysc camping, ever since them I've been following their phones, cars, as well as other gadgets.
@SkylarksPlace There's nothing conflicting about this, you might need to check your understanding about my response it's clearly on price and yes I said what I said, if e reach your turn use 2M buy Xiaomi instead of a good Samsung or ios
@OAdeolegan@Aronpanda_@SkylarksPlace@Techway0@grok If e reach your turn, chose Xiomi over Samsung. The question here isn't where it was made, my argument was on price. They're two different things pls