Review on Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite (128GB by Makoto Ueba ᠌

So. For a year, I used this smart. Prior to that, I used a Huawei P10 for four years (very cool smart, still works flawlessly). I picked the Vivo V21 over the Huawei P30, Xiaomi Mi11 lite, and P30. As a result, this clever won out because it was the best option at the time because to its low price of $23,000. Next, the positives: 1) I liked how sleek, eye-catching, and thin the phone is. I also liked that the back cover does not easily get dirty and does not show fingerprints. 2) The fingerprint scanner on the side, as opposed to the one on the back of the lid or under the screen, is another important factor in my decision. 3) After turning it on, the screen was bright and detailed with a 90Hz refresh rate, which is a significant bonus because it shows that the Chinese have tried to make watching movies enjoyable. 4) The battery, I liked that even after a year, the phone in active mode (two hours of video per day, continual messengers, social networks, and calls lasting more than 100 minutes) maintains a steady day, from 8 am to 9 pm without recharging, and then there are still 7-8 percent left. One of the main drawbacks was revealed to be the power button, which doubles as a fingerprint scanner. Thus, to start, it is so close by that you will undoubtedly touch it and obstruct your phone when you turn your smart phone over to play or watch a movie. Second, the scanner itself just broke down after 7 months of use, ceased to function, vanished from the mood, and soon the button itself became inoperable, forcing me to switch to the "assistive sensory " Two) Camera. Stabilization is impaired. The quality of the shot also degrades; for some reason, the camera makes the colors flat and unsaturated, and the colors are communicated incorrectly, for instance, the color of the sand takes on a green tint, white occasionally turns blue, etc. 3. Mi shell. The issue is with unauthorized access to notifications and third-party programs. 4) Sound. When the rocker is turned all the way, the sound doesn't have enough bottom to be felt, the upper notes start to "spit up," and a tiny noise is made.