Review on Xiaomi Redmi 9A: 2GB RAM + 32GB, Dual Sim, Sky Blue phone by Ada Wodarczyk ᠌

You have to clean it out, set it up, install firmware and security measures, and that's assuming everything from Google works properly out of the box. This is my third Xiaomi purchase, and each time I've been convinced by the excellent value for money that the company offers. This Xiaomi is my third purchase. One such restriction, which disables automatic call recording, is not readily apparent in the latest global version of the Mui firmware. Many programs are running invisibly in the background, doing their work but leaving you powerless to terminate them. , like Total Commander's in-game player; or WhatsApp calls, which are typically game-related; I recently found out by accident that the call will continue until my interlocutor quits up the phone; and many other applications. This Muya (with whom I already associate only negativity) also uses up a lot of my memory. It's because of this that even the smartphone's menu can become painfully slow, even on a device with 2 GB of RAM. Those. How is it at all?!?! The application icons load two to three seconds after you scroll through the list of applications in the menu or settings (everything is closed, even Gul's many services were forcibly disabled by a specialist). And in the end, it's all the same: you may address certain problems by installing third-party apps, others by rooting your device, and shopping in general provides no joy but rather constant frustration. You collect and collect (also only obscene words in your head) this wardrobe, but it's still crooked and oblique and holds on to everything -how. It's like I bought what appeared to be a good wardrobe from Ikea, but instead of instructions and standard fittings, they put some kind of garbage in it. I've decided this is the last smartphone I'll ever buy, and it happens to be a Xiaomi.