Review on Xiaomi POCO M4 Pro 4G 6/128GB RU Smartphone, Cold Blue by Thu Hang Bach ᠌

If not for the fig Amoled, it would be an excellent budget smartphone. But with such a screen, the model is suitable only for those who have not seen high-quality displays before. If you are used to good matrices, then you will be disappointed and sad. Its pros: To begin with, I’ll say - people, look at which phone you write reviews on. This model with 4g! The 5g model is a completely different phone. (A phone for those who still have not understood that in the next four or five years there will be no 5g in the 2022). And then some gifted individuals even attached pictures of another phone. And the review is written for a completely different model. Now, as for the merits. There is a good processor - G96. This is my second device on this process. Very stable and fast work. In the price category up to 15 thousand - this percentage is just super. Not great for gaming, but great for everything else. The price is also normal. Bought recently for 15 at a discount, version 6/128. The sensors work well. Of course there are minor glitches, but I have not noticed critical ones yet. Photos are normal, average quality. The sound is also average. Video is only 30 frames per second. And of course no 4k. But this is a common thing for g96. But there is support for high screen resolution. For some people, Amoled is also a plus, but for me it is a minus. Why - read below. Cons: I always said that a high-quality ips matrix is ​​\u200b\u200bbetter than Deshman's Amoled. And in this device, the AMOLED display is cheap and of poor quality. This is determined very simply - look at the screen at angles, with a white background. The white color here, at the slightest tilt, shimmers with different colors of the rainbow. It goes into red, then into blue, then into yellowness, then into green, then into other, even stranger shades. For some this is normal, but it annoys me. And it is worth noting that there is no pure white color here. He's kind of pink. Why can't you put a good ips - matrix, instead of a miserable Amoled - I don't understand. More precisely, I understand that this is all marketing for ers, but it's still a shame. Take the cheapest iPhone of the SE series and just compare what a chic, in terms of color reproduction and brightness, ips-display there is - and what a miserable Amoled the cunning Chinese put in their phones to please the s.