Review on 📱 Black Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Global Smartphone - 6/128 GB by Mateusz Dbkowski ᠌

I purchased this option—I own the Global Version, by the way—out of desperation after my Redmi Note 3—also purchased in a hurry—was stolen. I wanted a device with a reasonable price, a good camera, and a battery that could last longer than three hours of active use. The battery wasn't great at first, but it eventually overclocked and can now last around three days with minimal use (but you can still watch videos in the nights or get trapped in programs). Enough time is provided during the week, and it is really pleasant. The primary deciding factor was the camera because I enjoy taking pictures. I was pleasantly delighted when I occasionally matched the Samsung in performance! Although it will be challenging to shoot on it in the dark (in contrast to the third version), it is already real. As a result, the images on it are superb, have pleasing hues, and are particularly attracted to the portrait mode. I strongly advise. It's difficult to access the home screen or switch between applications on the touch screen, and it occasionally lags (I have a mode without buttons where you move around the phone using gestures). Of course, this is a drawback, but it is rarely bothersome. Among the drawbacks is that the camera application lags. It takes a very long time to open, I haven't solved the issue in about a half a year of use, and it doesn't always show up, so it might get by you. If aesthetics is important to you, I chose the color blue, which is highly attractive and agreeable to the sight. Although I prefer it thicker since it is more comfortable, it fits well in the hand and is not too heavy. The screen's frame may occasionally be smaller, but other than that, it doesn't really matter. It pays for itself by a factor of two at a price like that (I bought it for 14,000 in October).