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Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro may soon get Fortnite support: All you need to know
Xiaomi India head Manu Kumar Jain recently ran a poll to find out how many users in India actually want Fortnite on their device.

After Realme announced that its upcoming Realme 3 Pro will bring with it support for Epic Games’ popular Battle Royale game Fortnite, Xiaomi has now confirmed that it will also be rolling out support for the game on Redmi Note 7 Pro.[caption id="attachment_6208911" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Redmi Note 7 Pro. Image: tech2/Omkar[/caption]Xiaomi India head Manu Kumar Jain revealed this in a tweet yesterday, where he ran a poll to understand if users in India really want to play Fortnite on the phones. The tweet does make it clear that bringing in the game has nothing to do with hardware constraints. Jain said if users want Fortnite support, Xiaomi will speak to Qualcomm to get certified.Jain also revealed that Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 is a new chip and isn't available in the USA yet, which is also Fortnite's biggest market yet. Consequently, the processor hasn't yet been whitelisted with the support for Fortnite.Further, Jain also points out the comparison in the popularity of PUBG and Fortnite in India, and per the graph, the latter really seems to be lagging behind in terms of its user base in the country.
Redmi Note 7 Pro. Image: tech2/Omkar[/caption]Xiaomi India head Manu Kumar Jain revealed this in a tweet yesterday, where he ran a poll to understand if users in India really want to play Fortnite on the phones. The tweet does make it clear that bringing in the game has nothing to do with hardware constraints. Jain said if users want Fortnite support, Xiaomi will speak to Qualcomm to get certified.Jain also revealed that Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 is a new chip and isn't available in the USA yet, which is also Fortnite's biggest market yet. Consequently, the processor hasn't yet been whitelisted with the support for Fortnite.Further, Jain also points out the comparison in the popularity of PUBG and Fortnite in India, and per the graph, the latter really seems to be lagging behind in terms of its user base in the country.Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro specification and features
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First Published:Apr 19, 2019, 07:50:36 IST
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