Frequently Asked Questions
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1. Does Redmi 8A have a noise cancelling mic?
Yes, the smartphone features active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic. -
2. Can two SIM cards and an SD card be used together on Redmi 8A?
Yes, there is support for dual SIM cards and a dedicated SD card, expandable up to 512GB. -
3. Does Redmi 8A have face unlock?
Redmi 8A features AI Face unlock, which allows you to unlock your phone the secure and convenient way. -
4. Can I take portrait photos on Redmi 8A?
Yes, Redmi 8A comes with AI Portrait mode on the 8MP selfie camera. -
5. What version of Android does Redmi 8A run on?
Redmi 8A operates on Android 9 with MIUI 10. -
6. Can I use two apps on the same screen on Redmi 8A?
Yes, using the split screen option, you can use two apps at once. -
7. Can Redmi 8A support 4G?
Yes. In fact, Redmi 8A supports Dual 4G VoLTE with Dual Standby. -
8. What does Dot Notch Display mean?
Yes, Redmi 8A comes with a 15.8cm (6.22) Dot Notch Display with a ratio of 19:9, that gives you a massive screen with minimal bezels on the sides. -
9. Can I connect my pen drive to Redmi 8A?
Yes, Redmi 8A supports USB OTG (On The Go; cable not included in the box). -
10. Can I play FM Radio on Redmi 8A?
Yes, Redmi 8A features a wireless FM radio that allows you to listen to music without having to connect earphones. -
11. Can I shoot good quality photos from the rear camera of Redmi 8A?
Yes, the Redmi 8A sports a 12MP IMX363 sensor with a large 1.4µm pixel size allowing for great shots. -
12. Can I use my wired headphones with the Redmi 8A?
Yes, Redmi 8A comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack so you can use your earphones/headphones with the phone. -
13. What’s the battery life of Redmi 8A?
Redmi 8A comes with a 5000mAh battery with 18W Fast Charging (fast charger sold separately) which gives up to 2 days of battery life depending on the usage. -
14. Can I make video calls using Redmi 8A?
Yes, Redmi 8A has a 8MP front camera which enables video calling. -
15. Does Redmi 8A support Hindi?
Yes, Redmi 8A supports up to 13 India-specific languages including Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, etc.
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