Review on Smartphone Xiaomi POCO M5s 4/64 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, blue by Janis Gailitis ᠌

You should go ahead and do it since you won't come to regret it. After using the Redmi 4 Pro for a considerable amount of time (about seven years), switching to the Honor 10 for approximately six months, and then switching back to the finished MIUI 13 with sufficient storage space, powerful hardware, and extensive customization options, I came to the conclusion that you can work well with this machine and rest. The camera is the only thing that could be improved, but I believe it can be done with ates. Got pros: • A large amount of memory that is stored permanently; • Expandable random access memory (RAM) up to 8 gigabytes; • A capacitive battery; • Rapid charging; • The kit includes a protective film, a protective case, and the rapid charging unit itself together with a type-c connector. Some cons: - Camera. I was under the impression that the camera on the Poco M5s was significantly more advanced than the one on the Poco M5, but in reality, it takes lousy photos even when there is sufficient illumination. The photographs taken on my older Honor 10 are of far higher quality.