Introduction
2019 marked a turning point for Redmi — the year it became an independent brand, sortir de l’ombre de Xiaomi. In its debut year as a standalone company, Redmi unleashed an aggressive lineup targeting every price segment, from affordable powerhouses to premium challengers.
The focus was clear: value, performance, and vibrant design. And at the heart of every Redmi phone was its technologie d'affichage — a defining feature that reflected the brand’s evolution.
The Rise of Redmi as an Independent Brand
When Redmi officially split from Xiaomi in Janvier 2019, it wasn’t just a marketing move — it was a statement of intent. Redmi aimed to dominate the budget and mid-range markets globally, using Xiaomi’s resources but its own identity.
De la Note Redmi 7 to the K20 Pro, the brand demonstrated its capability to produce well-built, affordable smartphones with impressive hardware.
2019 Tendances d'affichage: LCD Dominance and the Dawn of AMOLED
Dans 2019, LCD was still king in the mid-range market. Redmi chose to maximize cost efficiency by offering high-quality LCDs across its Note and entry-level lines, reserving Amoufré for its new K20 flagship series.
This strategic division allowed Redmi to:
- Maintain low prices in its volume sellers (Note and 8 série)
- Experiment with high-end tech like Amoufré et in-display fingerprint sensors in the K20 line
Overview Table of Redmi’s 2019 Major Models
| Modèle de téléphone | Launch Date | Type d'affichage | Couleurs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note Redmi 8 Pro (Mondial) | Sept 2019 | LCD | Pearl White, Electric Gray, Vert Jade, Twilight Orange |
| Note Redmi 8 (Mondial) | Août 2019 | LCD | Crystal Blue, Pearl White, Nebula Purple, Onyx Black |
| Note Redmi 7 Pro (China/India) | Feb 2019 | LCD | Nebula Red, Dream Blue, Bright Black |
| Note Redmi 7 (Mondial) | Jan 2019 | LCD | Onyx Black, Dream Blue, Nebula Red |
| Redmi K20 Pro (Chine) | Peut 2019 | Amoufré | Rouge Flamme, Bleu glacier, Noir de carbone |
| Redmi k20 (Chine) | Peut 2019 | Amoufré | Rouge Flamme, Bleu glacier, Noir de carbone |
| Redmi 8 (Mondial) | Oct 2019 | LCD | Ruby Red, Bleu Saphir, Onyx Black |
| Redmi 8a (Mondial) | Sept 2019 | LCD | Ocean Blue, Sunset Red, Noir de minuit |
| Redmi 7 (Mondial) | Mar 2019 | LCD | Onyx Black, Dream Blue, Nebula Red |
| POCO F1 (Mondial) | Août 2018 / Active 2019 | LCD | Noir graphite, Steel Blue, Rosso Red |
Note Redmi 8 Série
Le Note Redmi 8 s'aligner was a defining success story in 2019. It improved upon every aspect of the Note 7, particularly in camera performance and design refinement.
Note Redmi 8 Pro
Redmi’s first phone with the MediaTek Helio G90T chip was a surprise hit. It was the world’s first 64MP quad-camera phone, featuring a 6.53-inch LCD display with sharp color reproduction and HDR support.
Color options such as Vert Jade et Twilight Orange gave it a youthful, energetic look.
Note Redmi 8
Targeting mainstream users, la note 8 balanced performance and design with the Muflier 665 processeur. Its LCD screen offered great clarity, et le Crystal Blue et Nebula Purple versions became fan favorites worldwide.
Note Redmi 7 Série
Le Note 7 série kicked off Redmi’s independent journey. Its success laid the foundation for everything that followed.
Note Redmi 7 Pro
This phone was a performance beast for its price, packing a Sony IMX586 sensor and a Muflier 675 processeur. Le LCD display maintained good color accuracy and brightness.
Its gradient colors — Nebula Red et Dream Blue — helped popularize Redmi’s signature gradient style.
Note Redmi 7
The global bestseller is known as “Little King Kong” for its durability. It used Gorilla Glass 5 on both sides and a sharp LCD panel. Its reliability and colorful design made it an instant hit.
Redmi K20 Series (Chine)
2019 also marked Redmi’s bold entrance into the flagship segment avec le K20 lineup.
Redmi K20 Pro
Avec le Muflier 855, pop-up camera, et Amoufré full-screen display, this phone shattered expectations. It was Redmi’s first model to combine Amoufré avec premium materials.
Le Rouge Flamme et Bleu glacier finishes created a sense of movement, reflecting light beautifully.
Redmi k20
A slightly toned-down version with the Muflier 730, the K20 delivered a near-flagship experience. It shared the same AMOLED panel et conception, while being more affordable.
Outside China, it was marketed as the Mi 9T, helping Redmi reach broader global markets.
Redmi 8 Série (Global Entry-Level)
Le Redmi 8 et 8UN brought big-battery innovation to budget smartphones. Both housed massive 5000mAh batteries and used LCD displays optimized for power efficiency.
Redmi 8
It stood out with its “Aura Mirror Design”, offering reflective finishes like Ruby Red et Bleu Saphir. Its LCD panel provided solid brightness for outdoor use.
Redmi 8a
Simpler but durable, the 8A catered to first-time smartphone users. Le Ocean Blue version was especially popular across Asia and Europe.
Redmi 7 Série (Entry-Level Continuation)
Before the 8 série, the Redmi 7 was the go-to phone for affordability. It featured a 6.26-inch LCD screen and stylish gradient colors. Despite its modest specs, it proved that good design didn’t require a flagship price.
Série POCO (Marché mondial)
Though launched in 2018, le POCO F1 remained a strong seller through 2019. Avec un Muflier 845 et LCD panel, it outperformed phones double its price. Its continued popularity proved Redmi’s strategy of offering power at a lower price worked brilliantly.
Regional Variations
Some Redmi phones had different names or specs depending on region.
For instance:
- K20 = Mi 9T in global markets
- Note 7 Pro was limited mainly to China and India
Such changes optimized Redmi’s market reach and compliance with regional regulations.
Color Palette and Design Language
celui de Redmi 2019 design philosophy celebrated color. The year saw a boom in gradient finishes, glassy textures, et reflective patterns. Each color told a story:
- Dream Blue – youthful and trendy
- Rouge Flamme – bold and energetic
- Bleu glacier – cool and futuristic
This emphasis on visual appeal became a major selling point globally.
Comparaison des technologies d'affichage
| Fonctionnalité | LCD | Amoufré |
|---|---|---|
| Color Accuracy | Bien | Excellent |
| Luminosité | Haut | Higher |
| Efficacité énergétique | Moderate | Better (especially on dark themes) |
| Coût | Inférieur | Higher |
| Fingerprint Integration | Rear-mounted | In-display capable |
celui de Redmi 2019 approach — using LCD for value models and AMOLED for flagships — was both practical and strategic.
Strategic Insights: Redmi’s Product Segmentation
Redmi built a clear three-tier strategy dans 2019:
- Série K – Flagship performance, Écrans AMOLED
- Série de notes – Mid-range powerhouse, LCD displays
- Séries de nombres – Entry-level phones, big batteries, et durabilité
Entre-temps, le POCO brand (under Redmi’s umbrella) kept appealing to power users who wanted flagship specs on a budget.
Conclusion
2019 was a milestone year for Redmi. As an independent brand, it mastered the art of segmentation — AMOLED for the ambitious, LCD for the masses — and crafted some of the most memorable phones of the decade.
From the vibrant Note 8 Pro to the sleek K20 Pro, celui de Redmi 2019 lineup showed that affordability and innovation can coexist beautifully.
FAQ
1. What was Redmi’s first AMOLED phone?
Le Redmi K20 and K20 Pro, launched in May 2019, were Redmi’s first phones with AMOLED displays.
2. Why did most Redmi phones in 2019 use LCD screens?
Because LCD offered a balance of cost, durabilité, and brightness, perfect for Redmi’s value-driven strategy.
3. Which 2019 Redmi phone had the biggest battery?
Le Redmi 8 and 8A, each packing a 5000mAh battery.
4. What were the most popular Redmi colors in 2019?
Dream Blue, Rouge Flamme, and Glacier Blue topped the charts globally.
5. Did POCO belong to Redmi in 2019?
Oui. POCO operated under the Xiaomi ecosystem but shared design and production ties with Redmi’s engineering teams.
