Review on Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro 6/128 GB Global, 2 SIM, Mineral Gray by Boyan Bambekov ᠌

The phone is functional, although it occasionally becomes jammed. Excellent for those for whom the ability to manipulate music and photos using third-party software is not a priority. With its positives being: In most respects, the apparatus is satisfactory. Everything has already been discussed in great depth in other comments, so I won't bother doing that again. Got cons: 1. The sound in the headphones is poor; it is flat, there is an insufficient amount of bass and volume in general, and the music occasionally skips (as if a scratched record); this occurs every two to three songs. In addition, if the music is downloaded onto the phone before listening to it online from the same Contact or any other service, it will occasionally malfunction even though it is being played online. 2. IPS screen. When the sun is out and shining brightly, there is very little that can be seen. Also, this screen is not very sensitive when you have to process photos, and some small details are very difficult and time consuming to set up. For instance, in the Snapseed application, working with sliders for adjusting brightness, contrast, and other factors is inconvenient. The previous generation of the iPhone, the 5th iPhone, was much better in this plan (and the music on it was better). 3. After a period of three months, he started to warm up and devour the battery, acting as though it had only 1000 battery power rather than 4500, charging in the morning and the evening. The problem could not be fixed by cleaning it or manually adjusting it. It continued on like that for nearly a month, and then everything went back to how it had been before. 4. A snitch on the phone. Extremely loud speaker; when you speak, everyone around can hear your discourse, and even if you lower the volume, it will still be heard from the side. When I don't want other people to hear what I'm saying, I try to keep my earpiece in.