Review on Smartphone Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE 8/256 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, truffle black by Bogomil Bogomilov ᠌

Name: Smartphone Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE 8/256 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, truffle black
Item: Smartphone Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE 8/256 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, truffle black
Rating: 5

July 25, 2023

An ideal product for any type of consumer.

For twenty-five thousand, this is the best phone you can get in my opinion. Lightweight, thin, huge, and brilliant screen; despite its flaws, it's hard to find a better alternative.

Pros

-The display has a frequency of 90 hertz, making for silky-smooth visuals. I had to convert from an iPhone XR because this phone has nearly all its features, including gesture control, a pleasant vibration response, and a convenient search through settings. -The opportunity to configure everything to your liking. -Always-on. It still functions 10 seconds after being turned off, but I'll chalk that up to the product's superiority on its own merits. In this setting, the phone's battery life is preserved throughout the day, and always-on may be activated with a single touch. - Auditory output from a loudspeaker. Complete stereo quality. Obviously not on par with an iPhone, but the sound is clean and enjoyable. There aren't many phones under $40,000 that can compare. The music can be made to sound even better by adjusting the equalizer. -Taking still and moving images (with some problems). This video is like music; it's stabilized, in 1080p, and runs at 60 frames per second.

Cons

Processing images after capture. If you ask me, this is the ultimate shiyayomi (or "trick"). A seemingly normal photo taken by Phot suddenly becomes a smeared gruel during processing (this only affects zoom levels beyond 5x; in 64mp mode, the photo looks good at any magnification). -Ultra-wide lens. Indeed, she does. Only during the day or with adequate illumination is it usable. The standard for video recording is 30 frames per second. -Color saturation. The photo seems washed out and colorless right after it's taken. There is an image editor that can help with this, but doing so one by one would be tedious if you were sending a number of photographs at once.