According to a report from Nashville Chatter, a bunch of
certifications have crept with regards to a new Xiaomi smartphone from
the Redmi series. The device will be called the Redmi Go and will come
with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity built-in. Some of the
specifications have also been listed for the handset, which clearly
points towards this one being an entry-level Android smartphone. The
device will carry dimensions of 141 x 71 mm and will measure 150mm
diagonally. This means that the device could end up sporting a 5.9-inch
display with an aspect ratio of 18:9. No other information has been
shared as of now.




Going by past experiences, there could be a high chance that Xiaomi
may be unveiling an Android Go device. The new Android Go smartphone
could end up ditching Xiaomi’s customization-heavy MIUI interface and go
for a stock Android Go interface for smooth user experience. The
inclusion of Android Go also indicates that the device could be
featuring extremely low-end specifications such as 1GB RAM and 8GB of
onboard storage. The Redmi Go could mark Xiaomi’s foray into stock
Android smartphones for the entry-level segment in a similar way the Mi
A1 introduced Xiaomi’s solid midrange smartphone with Google’s stock
Android interface.