Itel S25 Ultra vs Redmi Note 13: Which Budget Smartphone Should You Buy in 2025?

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Introduction

With the launch of the Itel S25 Ultra, the budget smartphone market just got a serious competitor. But how does it stack up against the Redmi Note 13, one of the best-selling phones in its category? Let’s break down the differences to help you make an informed choice.


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1. Display & Design

Feature Itel S25 Ultra Redmi Note 13
Display Type 6.78" AMOLED, 120Hz 6.67" AMOLED, 120Hz
Brightness 1400 nits peak 1000 nits peak
Protection Gorilla Glass 7i Gorilla Glass 3
Design Ultra-slim, 6.9mm Slightly thicker (7.6mm)

Winner: Itel S25 Ultra – brighter display and thinner body.

2. Performance

Feature Itel S25 Ultra Redmi Note 13
Processor Unisoc T620 (2.2GHz) MediaTek Dimensity 6100+
RAM 8GB + 8GB virtual 6GB / 8GB
Storage 128GB/256GB/512GB 128GB/256GB
Gaming Moderate Better GPU performance

Winner: Redmi Note 13 – more powerful chipset for gaming and multitasking.

3. Camera

Feature Itel S25 Ultra Redmi Note 13
Rear Camera 50MP + macro 50MP + 2MP depth
Front Camera 32MP 13MP
Video 1440p @ 30fps 1080p @ 30fps

Winner: Itel S25 Ultra – better selfie camera and video resolution.

4. Battery & Charging

Feature Itel S25 Ultra Redmi Note 13
Battery 5000mAh 5000mAh
Fast Charging 18W 33W

Winner: Redmi Note 13 – faster charging.

5. Software & Extras

Feature Itel S25 Ultra Redmi Note 13
OS Android 14 MIUI 14 (Android 13)
IP Rating IP64 IP54
Fingerprint In-display Side-mounted

Winner: Itel S25 Ultra – newer Android version and better water resistance.

Final Verdict

  • Buy Itel S25 Ultra if you want: a better display, selfie camera, and Android 14 out-of-the-box.

  • Buy Redmi Note 13 if you need: more gaming power, faster charging, and stronger brand support.

Bottom Line: For multimedia lovers and casual users, the Itel S25 Ultra offers unbeatable value in 2025.


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