Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Wiktor Popiel ᠌

Purchased for 15,000 yuan at the port of exit from China. Because of the recent price drop, everyone who has been considering making a purchase is encouraged to go ahead and do so. I have no complaints about the phone; it perfectly meets my needs. It is well worth the money, especially accounting for the fact that I bought it. Following are some advantages: There are a lot of perks, and a lot of other people have already listed everything, but I will go over it again. Performance in regular work is just outstanding, and there are no issues to report (they say it's fine in toys, but I don't play, and I don't care). The battery life may easily last from morning till evening with active use, and if you use it very little, then it will survive for a couple of days; I forgot about the power bank, and the only time I use it is when I forget to charge my phone at home. The screen is fine, and there is sufficient brightness. A user-friendly Android tweak that was made by the manufacturer; in my opinion, it's one of the best. The ability to disable on-screen buttons and interact with the display only through gestures, as seen on the iPhone 10. When I pick up other phones with buttons, it feels strange to use them and like we're living in the last century all at the same time. It's really convenient, and I've been using it ever since I bought it. To each his own, but the option presented here is solid Cameras. The primary camera does a terrific job (for inexperienced users). Pictures often have aesthetic value. The portrait effect is likewise rather nice, however it occasionally fails to define the margins of the subject that is being photographed in an accurate manner. Filming videos is likewise a pleasant experience with superb electronic stabilization; nevertheless, there are some drawbacks that should be considered. Many disadvantages: The front camera is mediocre, and I didn't particularly care for it; however, I hardly ever use it, and as a result, I don't consider this to be a drawback of the device. However, many people will find that it is helpful. The software does not support 4k resolution, but the camera can capture images at this size. However, you have to shake a tambourine in order to do this, which is a drawback. The microphone that is being used to record the video is awful, and there are some noises.