Review on Xiaomi Mi 10T - Smartphone, 6GB + 128GB, Dual Sim, Lunar Silver (Grigio) with Alexa Hands-Free by Bhavin Seth ᠌

In the end, for now, I'm satisfied. I've been using it for almost a month and a half. I think that it is quite a working and solid device. Aside from chasing stars, the combination of a decent camera, good screen, and performance is more than satisfying to me. Pros: A beautiful, fast and suitable device for my purposes. I take a lot of photographs of the subject for blogs and hang out on social networks. I don’t play games, for this, see the full reviews of bloggers who are in the subject. The camera works pretty well, even the background blur algorithms do their job. Portrait photos are decent. Slows down the focus in the video when you need to switch between far and near. I like the large screen with IPS-matrix, excellent resolution, clear picture, normal colors. Actually, I chose it because of the matrix, it does not flicker. As for MIUI, I have been using Xiaomi for a long time and have learned to turn off everything that can be turned off. Some cons: There are objective shortcomings, of course. - Proximity sensor. It periodically works incorrectly, and during a conversation the screen turns on, and the ear / cheek are entertained as best they can. I knew about this drawback before buying, but for myself I did not see any alternatives to this device in terms of price-quality / feature set. - Oddly enough, MIUI. Terrible intrusiveness in terms of advertising and all sorts of "useful" applications that cannot be removed, of course, annoying. It takes a long time to bring this mess into relative order. There are personal niggles: - The size. The phone is huge for my hand. But try, find a device with similar characteristics and a smaller screen. Mi10T came to replace my Mi6, that's the size you need. - Power button/fingerprint scanner. It pisses me off that it's the same thing. It is not always necessary to unlock the device, sometimes you just need time to look. And he vibrates indignantly, not recognizing the imprint. And the button is located in such a way that it constantly falls under the finger. Perhaps this is a matter of habit, but it would be better if the scanner was in another place.