REDMI is working to add a new premium feature to its phones

Alright, REDMI’s stirring the pot again—this time tossing out a poll to get the fans riled up over which fancy-pants feature should land in their next $300-ish phone. Digital Chat Station dropped the poll on Weibo, and, not gonna lie, people are eating it up. We’re talking 14,000+ REDMI nerds weighing in, fighting over four seriously tempting upgrades. Whoever says brands don’t listen to fans anymore clearly hasn’t been lurking in REDMI’s comments. They’ve already made budget phones feel expensive with those metal frames, so you know they’re not playing around.

So, What’s Winning?

You want stats? Here goes: Over 14,000 people clicked their hearts out, trying to steer REDMI’s next move. The options? Kinda wild, honestly.

Top Dog: Independent Graphics Chip

And the crowd goes wild! The graphics chip upgrade is crushing it—snagged 5,869 votes. Guess people really want their mobile games to look less like potato and more like high-end console. Can’t blame ‘em. If this makes it in, you can kiss laggy graphics goodbye. Fortnite on your lunch break, anyone?

The Audio Wars

Audio upgrades got their moment too. The big X-axis motor (think: stronger phone vibrations, not just for texts but, you know, games and stuff) scored 4,338 votes. Then, dual symmetrical speakers—yeah, proper stereo sound like the big flagships—pulled in 2,207. Clearly, people are tired of tinny sound and limp vibrations.

For the Paranoid (Or Just Security Buffs)

Then there’s 3D ultrasonic fingerprint tech—1,525 votes. Not as powerful as gaming chips, but hey, some folks like their privacy. This stuff’s supposed to be way faster and more reliable than the old-school optical sensors. So, if you’re the type who unlocks your phone with greasy fingers while eating chips, this one’s probably for you.

Fans Actually Shaping the Future?

And get this—there’s still almost a week left for more votes to roll in. REDMI’s literally letting the people tell them what to build next. Crowd-sourced R&D.

Sources: Digital Chat Station (Weibo)