Review on 📱 Black Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Global Smartphone - 6/128 GB by Momchil Vasilev ᠌

In the year 2022, Xiaomi's Redmi Note 5 is a very popular smartphone. It is effective, it is convenient, and it is reasonably priced. I would suggest going with the worldwide version, which can be identified by the label that says "Global Version" on the box and the model number M1803E7SG. Therefore, you will immediately receive a worldwide firmware that includes our 4G frequencies, in addition to a 2022 plug, which is essential for extending the amount of time a battery can remain charged. Numerous advantages, including: - A massive screen that has a strong contrast and no bangs, unlike other smartphones. Battery capacity of 4000 mAh. - Excellent performance when playing games. - MiUI 10 (Android 8.1) includes some really useful gestures. Even in the dark, the camera performs quite well. It is correct that it does somewhat foam up the face. - Comes complete with a straightforward carrying case. - The reviews made me think it would be thicker than it actually is. Its cons: 1. I made an attempt to switch to the MiUI interface; while everything works as it should in general, a few nitpicky details remain: - You can only swipe in one direction to move through the notifications (left to right). If you utilize iOS devices in tandem, then you absolutely need to pay attention to this. - The text in SMS is rather brief. It is not proportional to the size of the font as a whole. You can correct this by downloading the Messages app from Google and using that. On the home screen, you won't always see all of your alerts. The power saving mode that is enabled by default for all applications (including Telegram, WhatsApp, and Instagram) means that you will not receive notifications as soon as they are sent out. This is due to the fact that the applications are unloaded from memory. All of this requires some more configuration work. 2. Because the cover is composed of metal with plastic components, it feels warm when held in the hands, despite the fact that the phone itself does not literally heat up. Also subjective after having experience with the metal Mi A1. The buttons for the volume are also composed of plastic, however they do not make any sound. 3. The microUSB cable emits an odor similar to that of plastic and is somewhat short. Literally 15 centimeters was not sufficient to lie down on the table without experiencing tension while charging. I was never able to figure out why such a discount was applied to the cable bill.