Mi A2 got a major change on the design front from last year is the introduction of an 18:9 panel. The 5.99-inch IPS LCD display on the Mi A2 offers more screen real estate. The bezels are in part due to the sheer number of sensors located at the front. There are the usual proximity and ambient light sensors next to the front camera, and there's also a LED flash module that sits to the right. While the Mi A2 may not look very different from its predecessor, it has rounded corners and subtle curves at the back that make it easier to hold.

The Mi A2 comes with two new imaging sensors at the back — a 12MP f/1.75 sensor joined by a 20MP f/1.75 lens. The secondary lens is interesting as it is designed to kick in during low-light shooting scenarios. The camera interface has toggles for the flash, HDR, and live filters; and you'll be able to switch between shooting modes with a swipe left or right gesture. There's the now-ubiquitous portrait mode, along with a manual mode that lets you select between the regular 12MP sensor or the 20MP low-light shooter. The Mi A2 has a 20MP front camera with Xiaomi's AI features that automatically add beautify effects and remove blemishes. You also get a software-assisted portrait mode for the front camera.

Powered by a Snapdragon 660 processor, which makes this phone one of the fastest phones in the entry-level category. Packed with a whopping 3000mAh battery capacity, it certainly could last for a day on a daily usage basis. Definitely a phone worthy of your money.