Xiaomi Redmi Watch 4 vs. Watch 5 Active
Introduction These days, we’re so used to checking the time on our phones that smartwatches feel like a nice-to-have, but not a must. But as phones keep getting bigger, taking them out just to check the time is becoming more inconvenient. This is especially true for people who find it hard to read the hands on an analog watch. That’s where a watch with a bright, clear screen (600 nits or more) can make a big difference. I was looking for a smartwatch to gift a friend and ended up comparing the Xiaomi Redmi Watch 4 and Watch 5. Surprisingly, the newer Watch 5 Active was cheaper, which made me curious. In the end, I chose the Watch 4, and here’s why. Features (Watch 4 vs. Watch 5 Active) First off, the Watch 4 comes with GPS. This is handy for people who enjoy hiking or traveling since it also has a built-in compass. But the real reason I picked the Watch 4 was because of its AOD (Always On Display) feature. Like the more expensive iPhone 14 Pro and Apple Watch 10, the Watch 4’s display