Performance:The phone is super responsive, it can record 60fps 1080p video at no problem. The photo can take 4k quality. RAM can be expandable at request. Very impressive.
Quality:The phone feels premium to the touch, does not feel cheap like on using plastic mould or something.

This is my experience after using this phone for the last 72 hours after receiving it, transfer it from my old phone and using it in daily life:
1. This is actually my 1st 5G phone and yes; it can receive 5G signal at no problem.,
2. Everything advertised are legit, it was charged 67W full speed. I can see the battery charging from 40% up to 100% within 35 minutes (as long as the screen is in idle mode/dark)
3. The photo quality when it was zoomed was actually quite decent as well, granted it will lose its photo quality past 4x.

Now, the improvements:
1. I wish the case included in the package should wrap the camera outer sheath. This has contributed a lot of dust accumulated in that particular spot where I have to clean the dust like everyday.
2. The phone feels hot/warm during charging (but that's judgmental due to higher charging rate) I wish there was a way to dissipate heat efficiently.

Now, the bad things:
1. I don't like bloatware apps included in this phone. There's so much apps that was just automatically installed (though I did not want to install it), eg: games, social, etc.
2. I am not sure on how to buy the charger port that is fully compatible to this phone. When I said fully compatible, it needs 67W charging rate capability. On the normal shops, all chargers are rated at 18W maximum (granted that it had Quick Charge or QC3.0 capability). So I guess I have to go to the actual store when the time comes.

$395 after discount, sale, and vouchers. Plus free smart band 8. Overall quite nice experience. CAMERAHas some tiny blurring at all the 4 sides for some reasons no matter what settings it is. Maybe it's just mine only.SOUNDMusician's view: Redmi Note 13 Pro sounds just okay compared to the audiophile favourite LG V20 I owned for many years. After EQ, this Redmi phone sound nice when plugged into large sound cabinet. GAMINGWon't use it as I have other gaming devices and phones specifically for it. Normal use is exceptionally well because of its specs. BUDGET PHONEThose looking for budget phone with decent sound and 3.5MM HEADPHONE JACK, this is your phone. NO SD CARD SLOT.

Performance:Fast, Outstanding Camera, Responsive
Quality:Excellent

Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is a very outstanding phone with excellent camera, a decent storage and innovative use of the phone body. EG. you can set the back of the camera for double tap to open camera. Comes with haptic feedback and vibrate. Speakers are wonderful, you can even hear your ringtone from your pocket.

The only catch is the battery life, under intense usage. Battery may drop quite drastic if used for gaming for too long despite no heating issues. However, this can be solved using it's battery save function which can leave the phone lasting until 3days (on 3rd day 10% left)

Overall I'm very satisfied with the phone, it was a huge step-up from using A51 for 5 years

Was looking at this for a while and finally ordered one when it had a small sale. Screen is great, battery life could be better. No charger included, just a cable which I've already managed to lose. It does come with a pre-installed screen protector and case. Although for the money you're probably better off getting the Galaxy A55 instead as the battery life on this is more like 4500mah as I'm getting worse battery life than my previous 5000mah phone. There is a bit of bloatware as well but the overall OS is a nice change. It's not a bad phone but I'd suggest an A55 which matches almost spec for spec besides slower charging or the Motorola G84 which is much cheaper and has better battery life and is an overall better device.