Redmi Turbo 4 Pro Photo Gallery: Behind the superior craftsmanship lies another upgrade.

 

For the 2025 smartphone market, the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated new models. On one hand, it is the first model in the Turbo series to adopt the “Pro” suffix, positioning it closer to a flagship device. On the other hand, it is naturally because everyone knows that the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro is the first to launch Qualcomm's new “Little Supreme” platform, making it highly anticipated in terms of performance.

However, for REDMI's designers, their “pursuit” of this new device seems to be more than just high performance. After we at Three Easy Life got our hands on the actual device, we quickly discovered that it is not only the most attractive device in the REDMI Turbo series to date, but also achieves the ultimate in many exterior details compared to other devices in the same class.

Let's take a look at this new REDMI phone with its completely transformed style and appreciate the design philosophy behind the REDMI brand's approach to the appearance of its devices through its details.

For today's smartphones, the screen is undoubtedly the absolute hub of daily interaction. However, because the screen designs of most models are largely similar, it is often considered the most challenging aspect of exterior design to innovate.

However, upon closer inspection of the 6.83-inch flat screen of the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro, it is easy to see that it seems to have the narrowest screen bezel width in its class.

Thanks to the industry-first POLED TDDI, EMUX (Embedded MUX), and FIAA (Pixel-Internal Interconnect) technologies, the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro has significantly reduced the space occupied by traditional touchscreen ICs, MUX circuits, and fanout interconnects at the bottom edge of the display. As a result, it achieves an ultra-narrow bezel design with a bottom bezel of 1.9mm and other three sides at just 1.5mm. This is not only the narrowest bezel screen in REDMI phone history but also the most extreme screen bezel among currently available products in the same class.

Furthermore, while narrowing the screen bezels, the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro has also made the inner and outer edges of the top corners have the same curvature, so that the “narrow bezel” visual effect is flawless.

After examining the screen, we turn our attention to the body. As the highest-end model in the REDMI Turbo series, the Turbo 4 Pro naturally features a CNC-machined metal frame. Although other models in this class now commonly use plastic frames, REDMI clearly wants to further differentiate itself in terms of materials and texture.

This also means that compared to plastic frames, the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro offers 140% greater frame strength, giving it a natural advantage in terms of resistance to bending and impact, continuing the REDMI tradition of “little titan.”

At the same time, you will find that the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro has placed all the openings and ports at the bottom of the middle frame on the central axis. This makes it look more neat and refined, and more like a “flagship phone.”

The back cover of the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro is available in three colors: green, white, and black. The green version has a glossy glass finish, while the black and white versions have a matte glass finish.

It is worth mentioning that, according to official information, compared to Turbo 4, REDMI Turbo 4 Pro has increased the fogging of the rear cover glass by 10% and reduced the surface roughness from 500-1000nm to 300-700nm, making it feel much smoother to the touch.

The REDM Turbo 4 Pro also continues to use an all-metal rear camera Deco design, combined with a “tornado”-style lens decoration. While inheriting the family design language, the details have been further refined, highlighting its status as the highest-end model in the Turbo series.

Overall, as the highest-end product in the REDMI Turbo family to date, the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro retains the design elements of its predecessors while significantly upgrading the materials and design to flagship standards in terms of details.

When considering the fact that most of the current “purely performance-oriented mid-range flagships” in the industry still use plastic bodies and often pay little attention to design details, it becomes clear that the design of the REDMI Turbo 4 Pro is likely not merely a response to market competition. It may instead reflect a significant upgrade in the brand's product capabilities and positioning. In simple terms, REDMI may be aiming to make more people aware that they are not only skilled at launching high-performance models but have also reached the forefront of the industry in terms of craftsmanship and design.