Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Franciszka Kargul ᠌

In comparison to the Redmi Note 3 Pro, which was popular at the time, there is already some experience using a Xiaomi smartphone. In contrast to that one, this smartphone feels cooler in the hand. I'm not sure how others feel about the rounded screen corners, but I find it more enjoyable to use this phone. Also worth mentioning is the strong stuffing; nothing lags and everything is crystal clear. It was a great surprise how much better the camera was than my previous smartphone, even at 8x magnification. Because I almost always have Wi-Fi, it lasts for about 10 hours while in Internet browsing mode and 10 hours while switching to 2G. Surprisingly, it barely warms up at all while playing games. Everything about it is pleasant; it's unfortunate that there is no nfc, but if a cheap smart bracelet that supports Google Pay becomes available, we may anticipate that this issue won't arise. I truly enjoy MIUI 10's looks and features; I'll stick with it until the maker stops supporting this phone, at which point we'll see. I am generally quite happy with the smartphone and would certainly advise buying it. I bought it in 2022, but it was the Chinese version, and the cost was comparable to AliExpress. Here, the Chinese firmware has already been updated to the international version. The prior smartphone was purchased at a similar period for a little higher price. Why am I acting in this way? Also, put your thoughts to rest if you are hesitant to choose the Chinese version over the international one because it is significantly more expensive. In large networks, the overpayment for this smartphone can approach 6 to 8 thousand, but in reality, it is the same gadget other than the fact that it comes with a Chinese charger, which is fixed by a plug adapter for our outlets, which is typically provided at the time a phone is purchased.