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They used to have a reputation for being cheap iPhone rip offs but Chinese phones are now serious contenders. Here's why your next smartphone should be Chinese.
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The Redmi Note 2 is a smartphone for under $200 that delivers good performance and features that you will want. Check out our full Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 review.
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