Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Agata Szewczyk ᠌

I was looking for a smaller phone, but it's too bad that those are becoming obsolete. This one was chosen solely on the basis of its characteristics; in general, everything is very good, and considering the price range, it's generally chic. I'm used to the size, and because the information about the battery is displayed on the main screen, I don't feel as reliant on the power outlet. Some pros: The camera, a nice screen, loud volume, the ability to maintain a charge for an extended period of time, the resilience to survive multiple drops without damage, a standard case, and typical quality charging. Many disadvantages: After using the traditional Android interface, the Miui interface can be confusing. However, I did not alter anything and reflash, and I became accustomed to it very quickly. Just like with an iPhone, you don't need to be concerned about anything; just buy it and start using it. For those who enjoy delving further, the negative aspect is that the bootloader cannot be unlocked until the manufacturer gives their approval (about a week and an application must be submitted). I didn't want to change anything; the only thing I wanted to do was make the gesture control in some applications a little bit better. Other than that, I think the device is pretty useful. I tried connecting the Kenwood radio for android via USB, but we were unable to get along. If anyone is interested, check the compatibility. Who is accustomed to making payments via phone? Alas, it's a shame, but the NSF wasn't ripped off here, and it didn't make a difference to me either way.