Review on Xiaomi Camera Factory Unlocked Smartphone Cell Phones & Accessories by Aneta Joanna Siudak ᠌

The smartphone inspires a variety of contrasting reactions. To begin, it is quite affordable, has good shooting capabilities, and, candidly, does not slow down at all (with the exception of while working with images or movies). NFC, LTE, and other features are included in the package at no additional cost to the customer. Even with constant use, the battery will survive for two full days. On the other side, a screen with nearly no viewing angles (yeah, it does seem weird, but you can only stare at it straight ahead, an angle of 30–40 degrees already produces color distortion in addition to intense glare) can cause color distortion as well as strong glare. Advertising is woven into the fabric of the experience wherever it can (you installed the application; here's another selection of 20 pieces for you; you haven't installed anything in a day; here are some suggestions for you; you wiped out your memory; install these games there); for example, "you cleaned your memory; install these games there." Thus, I do not suggest this equipment at all for use by either young people or senior citizens. Because of the second flaw, there is also a third. Memory is in extremely short supply. After making the purchase, I promptly removed approximately 15 software programs and video games off my device (yes, there are a lot of them pre-installed). During the procedure, I limited my photo taking to about ten, and I didn't upload any images at all; as a result, I have 12 gigabytes of free space out of a total of 32 gigabytes (which is quite small). I haven't used a flash drive before, but I don't think it will be of much assistance. This is because, if you use up all of the memory as well as the flash, then 3 GB of RAM is not enough to ensure the smooth operation of this equipment. The device is not one that I would recommend using in general. I believe that it would be beneficial to add 3–4 kilobits, as well as purchase anything with a 4–64 configuration, and most likely switch brands.