Review on Xiaomi Camera Gaming Processor Unlocked by Janis Liekmanis ᠌

The light sensor behaves in an unusual manner. Makes it really dark. There is no possibility to manually configure it at this time. You expose it, and after a few period the machine begins to function normally again. In addition, the design of this engine in the user interface is ridiculous. You can't merely split the difference in the middle to get to 50 percent. You have to put your finger in the beginning, and then you have to swipe your finger to the middle. It's such a trivial thing, but it drives me absolutely crazy. Despite the fact that you are need to utilize it on a frequent basis throughout the day (because automatic brightness does not work well). The automatic brightness adjustment was done an order of magnitude better on previous phones. There was also an automatic mode in addition to the totally manual one. When the mode was set to automatic, the brightness engine would change the automaton, which would make it a coefficient. - GPS works oddly. Since I'm now inside my house, it's unlikely that I can spot any satellites. While I am on the street, around fifty meters away from the house, the phone identifies me. The final phone call was completed normally. Should the Android make advantage of the fact that there are a thousand WiFi networks in the area to pinpoint my location? It doesn't seem to function. - Oddly done volume control. The volume of the music is always at the rocker's control. To make adjustments to the call's volume, you will need to press the minuscule "." button, which is easy to miss because it is so small and moves so quickly. It's a source of tension. The previous phone had a rocker that would adjust the volume of the music, but it would only do so when certain sounds were being played. This made things much more convenient. The remainder of the time is dedicated to the call's volume. To a very high degree.