The Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus offers a large display and a mid-range performance for less than 200 Euros (~$236). This sounds like a good offer, but let us look more closely in our test!

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A long time ago, it was still an adventure to get smartphones of the Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi: The quite interesting devices such as the Xiaomi Mi Mix were only available as imports, had to be sent to China in case of a warranty repair, and did not always work with all the European LTE networks. At this point, the devices can be purchased from local online vendors without any trouble, and thanks to the global versions, nowadays you don't need to worry about the LTE reception. What remains still the same is that at an affordable price, you are getting a smartphone not everyone has.

Xiaomi's Redmi series is known particularly for its good price-performance ratio, and we are now looking more closely at the Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus in this test. It is slightly larger and has a larger battery than the Redmi 5 and is supposed to convince by a high performance and a high-resolution 18:9 screen. For less than 200 Euros (~$236; starting at around $190 in the US), this sounds like a good offer. However, we want to get to the bottom of this and compare the Xiaomi smartphone with the Ulefone Power 3, the Maze Alpha X, the Gigaset GS370 Plus, and the Honor 9 Lite.

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Currently there are three colors available in Europe: black, blue, and gold. Officially, the rose-gold version is not available in the West yet. The smartphone is surrounded by a metal case with a 2.5D glass front and with its rounded corners feels very nice in the hands. The weight is appropriate for its size and at 8.1 mm (~0.32 in), it is quite slim. We test the black version. The back of the Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus has a matte surface that is fairly impervious to fingerprints. The case gives a robust impression with good workmanship. Indeed, neither pressure nor attempts at twisting can harm the device, which is quite impressive for the affordable price.

While 64 GB of storage and 4 GB of working memory are the standard at this price range, some smartphones in this segment already offer 6 GB of working memory. 55.9 GB of the storage is actually available for use, which is a decent value, and you can still insert a microSD card to expand the storage. However, in order to do that, you have to sacrifice a SIM slot, since our test unit supports dual SIM. App data cannot be transferred to the microSD and it can only be formatted as external storage.

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