Take a Screenshot on Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

The easiest way to flaunt your victory is to take a screenshot of your accomplishment and send it to your friends. Let us show you how screenshots are taken and saved. If you want to capture a screenshot on your Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, here's how to do it.

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How to Take a Screenshot on Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

Step 1:  Android method
 Steps to capture a screenshot on Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

• First step is to go to screen which you want to capture.
• Press Power (wake up) and Volum down buttons at the same time and hold it for 2 seconds. 
• The screen will still flash and you'll still get a notification when the screenshot is saved to your gallery.
• You can then access your screenshot by pulling down the notification panel and tapping the image preview that is displayed.
• If you want to share it immediately, just hit the share icon on the screenshot. And ... share!

Method 2: Xiaomi Method

• Go to the screen which you would like to be captured.
• Pull down the notification bar and find screenshot option in it
• Tap the screenshot button and your screenshot has been taken

Where the pictures are stored?

And that's that. The screenshot gets saved into your "Screenshots" folder in your gallery, if you need to find it later.

Specs and Verdict

The 5.5-inch screen is the main feature of the Redmi Note 3 and the reason anyone would want to consider it. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 measures 150 mm lengthwise, 76 mm breadthwise and mm in thickness. There are not tweaks to the Android operating system which works well. The Note 3 is available in 16 GB variant and doesn't have an expandable memory which is a big downside. The camera is decent, not great—low light shots are noisy. This Smartphone is capable of shooting great videos at 1080p@30fps. Another great feature about Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 is its battery life which is 4000 mAh Li-Po battery which promised the great stand by and using . At $150 (INR  Rs. 8,999), this is a good looking phone that promises decent all round performance. If you want to look for a mid-budget phone beyond the typical Android devices, this could be an option to consider.

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