Review on 📱 Black Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Global Smartphone - 6/128 GB by Ivan Ivanov ᠌

-\*/- NO NFC. Yes, I was aware of it before to purchasing, but I figured I could handle it and live. However, I'm so used to not having to bring my bulky wallet, which is really filled with cards and checks rather than cash, when I go to the store, that I find it inconvenient to have to do it once more. -\*/- In a day, the battery is idle. While I'm getting ready for work in the morning, I spend 30 minutes on Skype talking to my family. I then make 3–4 calls during the course of my 4 hours of work, and sometimes get stuck in news broadcasts between breaks. I'll listen to music through headphones or an aux during lunch. Couples carry the bulk of the load, but they become bored and I have to look at the phone for at most two hours. I'm not in a relationship anymore. I re-listen to music or use the navigation if I want to avoid traffic on the way home. That's it, really. I wouldn't say that I talk on the phone nonstop; I don't. But in this case, 4000mAh is reportedly insufficient for my daily needs. -\*/- The smartphone occasionally refuses to carry out my requests. Obviously, this has nothing to do with breakfast in bed. It happened a few times, and each time I tried to lower the brightness, the strip moved but the brightness did not. Additionally, while everything else functioned, the usual applications "Messages" and "Phone" did not open, i.e., the phone did not respond when I clicked on the icon of these applications. When I changed the GPS mode from "from all sources" to "only on cell towers," the system started acting strangely and incorrectly, but when I decided to change the mode back, my efforts produced no results. Only a factory reset was able to fix the GPS once the mode change; out of caution, I have avoided entering the GPS settings since.