Review on 📱 International Version Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 - 4GB RAM + 128GB Polar White Factory Unlocked Smartphone with 48MP Quad Camera, Hotshot, 5020mAh Battery, 6.53" FHD+ Display, and LTE by Amar Amar ᠌

Name: 📱 International Version Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 - 4GB RAM + 128GB Polar White Factory Unlocked Smartphone with 48MP Quad Camera, Hotshot, 5020mAh Battery, 6.53" FHD+ Display, and LTE
Item: 📱 International Version Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 - 4GB RAM + 128GB Polar White Factory Unlocked Smartphone with 48MP Quad Camera, Hotshot, 5020mAh Battery, 6.53" FHD+ Display, and LTE
Rating: 4

December 08, 2022

No complaints, I recommend to buy.

I highly recommend that you immediately buy a cover-book and a protective glass so as not to scratch the device.
The smartphone is large and heavy due to good glass and a capacious battery, it may not be suitable for those who consider the weight of a smartphone to be a strict criterion.
! Better donate a couple of thousand and buy the Pro version, don't make my mistake, you'll have to get used to it. !
A great candidate for a smartphone instead of an old iPhone (SE in my case) if you don't need a very good camera. Yes, the manufacturer claims that artificial intelligence is used to improve the quality of photos, but this is clearly not a reason to put the camera much worse. :)

Pros

Beautiful, good equipment (fast charge charging, type-c cable), nice packaging, the device does not stink of Chinese. The phone is difficult to quickly land to zero. Supports 5GHz access points, cellular communication catches perfectly even in the subway. A good factory film on the screen, but quickly scratched. A noble amount of ROM and RAM. The presence of NFC, Fast Charge, fingerprint sensor. Face unlock works even with a mask.

Cons

MediaTek processor (the Pro version is better with this case, but I didn’t have enough money for it), dumb MIUI firmware and a limitation on unlocking the bootloader from 7 days. A very sad camera, the gCam settings bring almost no effects, except for lags. The location of the fingerprint sensor is not particularly convenient (Especially if a flip case is used). "Moving" from an iPhone is not easy if the user, for example, is a pensioner. Non-removable pre-installed applications (yes, I know that they can be removed via ADB, but dancing with a tambourine out of the box is not the dignity of a smartphone). Lack of an adequate file manager. The cost for its rather modest characteristics (At the time of purchase, the phone cost me about 17 tr).