Review on Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro 8/128 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, white ice by Adam Kotula ᠌

I bought a redmi note 8 pro as a replacement. Despite the fact that I really liked the eight in appearance - the 11th is just gorgeous. I love cut shapes. Plus the matte back panel is just sweet. Camera: I don’t really know how to take a picture, but specifically, I never set it up, I took a picture as it was out of the box. Objectively - the quality is better than that of 8 Pro. 108 pixels, which is of course an exaggeration. Performance: no glitches noticed, everything works properly. I took the 8 GB version, + the system allows you to allocate another 3 GB. if there is free space in the internal memory. So there are no questions about this. It heats up much stronger than 8 Pro. Display: this is Amoled, that says it all. The difference with 8 Pro is felt strongly, especially when you set the frequency to 120 Hz. True, on w3bsit3-dns. Com they write that 120 Hz is cunning, and it gives out a maximum of 90 Hz. Battery: with a clock permanently connected to the blue tooth, for 3-4 hours a day with wireless headphones or for the same time with a car radio, the charge is enough for a day. Fast charging at 67W. - it's really super, it charges from 10 to 100% in 40-45 minutes. Case included - so-so. It seems to be the norm, but the edges above the screen are too high. I control the phone with gestures, and the swipe from the edge of the screen to the center did not always work correctly. I bought another cover - now it's normal. The standard Xiaomi sore with the proximity sensor has not gone anywhere, but objectively - there are fewer problems with it than 8 Pro. They write that the processor is weak compared to the 10th. I don’t play heavy games, I don’t notice a lack of performance. Dead Effect 2 pulls at maximum settings without lags.