Review on Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi 8 4/64 GB RU, ruby ​​red by Stanislaw Buzala ᠌

It served its purpose, and the lags were annoying, so I upgraded to a Redmi 4X. (I still have the old one as a spare.) Having a type C chord is seen as neither a benefit nor a drawback. Since the adapters are universal * no indicators, you'll need to acquire a cord for the car and the office. Please share your replacement strategies if you've found it out. * the included silicone cover is a wonderful touch; the memory slot is shielded from dust and debris, the buttons are easily depressed and held more securely in the hand, and the case wraps around the screen with a mere 0.5mm of excess material. I doubt I'll ever want to buy another case again. I pasted the glass from a Mi8, which is narrower than the screen (in case you don't have any close relatives) but it may still look too bulky to certain people. When I first get a new phone, I always end up turning it upside down because I can't get used to the fact that the inscription is at the bottom. * mi share is a cool app from Xiaomi that automatically transfers all of your photos to your new phone. * I use my phone for business all the time, so I have applications running in the background plus GPS, a navigator, and my battery usually has 20% life left when I put it to bed. Throughout the preceding four to five hours, I was using alternative technology. It's great to be able to study with my father, so we each got our own tablet computer in mts at a discount of roughly 1.5 profit from one. For me personally, not having Near Field Communication (NFC) is a plus because I didn't have to pay extra for something I wouldn't use.