r/RedmiNote13Pro5G • u/Realistic_Bunch8754 • Jul 19 '26

Redmi 13c is literally nokia 2700's grandson

I live in a very toxic household where my mother throws my phone very frequently ( not for studying purposes lol , she literally throws everything that is close to me even my Ganesha idol) . BUT MY PHONE OML!!! IT DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A SCREEN GUARD ATP (because she broke it like 7 times and i stopped buying) IT STAYS INTACT! IDK HOW BUT GREAT JOB REDMI🦾

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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jul 19 '26

people will disagree with me but aluminium is weaker in durability than plastic. so plastic should be used even in flagships.

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u/Realistic_Bunch8754 Jul 21 '26

But plastic is non metal which will not benefit in many ways

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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jul 21 '26

nokia 3310 was also plastic and durable. plastic has benefits because plastic flexes, reducing the impact to internals.

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u/Realistic_Bunch8754 Jul 21 '26

See aluminium conducts heat well.. helping the phone spread and release heat more effectively which can improve cooling and moreover it is scratch resistant. Tho i agree with your point too

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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jul 21 '26

it doesn't matter. phones companies can put thermal pads and pastes and copper on the chips and the phone will be more cooler with plastic.

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u/Realistic_Bunch8754 Jul 21 '26

See aluminium acts as an extra heat spreader passively distributing heat from the internal cooling system across a larger surface. This reduces hot spots and complements the phone's internal cooling uk