Review on Xiaomi Redmi 8 4/64 GB Global Smartphone, Ruby Red by Wiktor Wojciechowski ᠌

My experience with the Redmi 4 was satisfactory, but the fact that it is now more than two years old means that it moves more slowly and easily becomes fatigued; therefore, it is time for it to take a break. If it weren't for this situation, I would keep using it, plus there is a tablet available for use with programs that call for a huge screen to be displayed. The benefits of it include: The merits have been discussed at length elsewhere, so I won't go over them again here. First and foremost, a battery with sufficient capacity. After that, a sizable display that makes it easy to view things like maps, e-mail, the Internet, and so on. PUBG is operating smoothly. Cons: - Large screen. Strange and unpleasant; before that, it was the Redmi 4 model. It was impossible for me to dial a number using only one hand because the other was occupied with something else. - The absence of an LED is a significant detractor in my book. In the past, a flashing light indicator would let me know when I had missed calls or messages without even having to pick up the phone. This made it very convenient. It is unfortunate that he is no longer with us. - We did not come across any recorded discussions. They claim that this is a question that should be directed not to the manufacturer but rather to Google, yet even so. - There is no mail client preinstalled. There are several letters that I have with attachments from the calendar that are only viewable in it. Nevertheless, this application can be obtained independently by downloading it.