On 14th August Redmi announced a new affordable gaming laptop. The Redmi G comes at a mind-bending $760 starting price and goes up to $1,000 without making any compromises with the hardware. Of course, those prices are for the Chinese market so if the device ever makes it outside of China, they may change.
Driving all those pixels is either the Intel Core i5-10200H configuration paired with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 GPU, which is the lowest possible option or the Core i5-10300H CPU with GTX 1650 Ti option priced at around $900. Spending further $100 will get you the top-tier configuration with Core i7-10750H with GTX 1650 Ti. However, there’s no word on G-Sync support on the native display.
The Redmi G impresses with sleek, sharp design all-around, big touchpad without deviating too much from the usual gaming aesthetics. We couldn’t find any info on materials used so we would assume that plastic is the main order of the day.
The notebook will launch on August 17 and pre-orders in China have already kicked off.
The company already has the RedmiBook range of notebooks in 13, 14, and 16-inch sizes. However, the new Redmi G gaming laptop will most likely be announced in a 15-inch display variant. The design could see the laptop come with a matte finish body in all-black colour. The laptop could also be a little bulky and look like a typical gaming laptop as it would also house a hig-end graphics card for games and other applications.
