Review on 📱 International Version Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 - 4GB RAM + 128GB Polar White Factory Unlocked Smartphone with 48MP Quad Camera, Hotshot, 5020mAh Battery, 6.53" FHD+ Display, and LTE by Hayden Iskandar ᠌

Prior to that, there was a very affordable Smart with IPS that was significantly more bright and had an improved viewing angle. I was prepared for the fact that there would not be a led indicator (it was indicated), but there is a shocking lack of one! I was forced to experiment with the repeated call alerts in the Google dialer as well as the repeated reminders offered by third-party applications (about missed calls, sms and messages). Although the cameras are only adequate, this is sufficient for an employee working with a limited budget. The fingerprint sensor performs well, but it is not without flaws. Prior to that, I was not familiar with MIUI; being immersed in this environment is like having your mind blown! At least I was able to use the applications that I normally use straight away because I had transferred them from my old smartphone along with the launcher. And it's a quest in and of itself to understand the MIUI settings! The garbage that was in the applications has been cleaned up to some extent, and what's left is not catastrophic. Extremely vexing themes for the lock screen; in order to download something different, you have to delve deeper into the deplorable MI application, which is riddled with advertisements, and not every option will function; additionally, changing the wallpaper is an ordeal. But these are inconsequential things, such as a sparse collection of system sounds. The forced Google dialer is by far the worst of all of these options. In the past, I completely replaced it with a third-party application by going into the system settings and selecting the new application. This did not work with MIUI; the application itself is functional, but Google Voice is the only one that can dial and receive calls. People who are suffering because they are keeping a record of calls should therefore humble themselves because Google is the master. (It is against the rules for them to register.) The alarm goes off with great annoyance whenever the upper edge of the smartphone is raised, but I only pick up the device in my hands very infrequently))) The smartphone performs very well across the board. The primary claims are still not to the device, but rather to Google and the particular MIUI shell; however, there is hope that some ates and habits will develop over time.