Review on Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE 8/256 GB Smartphone, mint green by Wiktor Gajewski ᠌

Got pros: Well, first of all, it is worth noting that it is light weight, and this is really felt - after laptop 5, which weighed 200 grams, this gadget seems like a feather.) It is also very thin, only 6.8 mm, but with a case all of these benefits become null and void, because the case it weighs 20 grams. However, even when exposed to direct sunshine, it is not really noticeable at all. The Miyuay 13 just flies, everything works easily and without lags, apps open instantly, and the scanner also works fast and without lags. This computer is a beast. The system is capable of handling games well, however there are some peculiarities. The cameras on this site are top-notch, and their images are of a quality that is more than commendable; the macro camera in particular was a source of great satisfaction for me. The resulting images have a level of clarity that is significantly higher than the 2 megapixel plugs that are typically found in products in this market sector. There are also a number of fascinating stuff in the camera, like a slow-mo option that can record 960 frames in 720p and 240 in 1080p. The video stabilization works wonderfully, despite the fact that it is digital. Additionally, the phone's bezels are extremely tiny, making the chin completely unnoticeable. Some drawbacks include the fact that this is, of course, a proximity sensor; nevertheless, it does not in any way perform the function for which it was designed, and there is also no fully-fledged aod, which can, of course, be activated. (the option to disable optimization was removed from the developer options, but it is still possible to do so; to do so, scroll all the way to the bottom of the screen and hit "restore defaults" multiple times; the optimization switch will then appear) (you need to turn it off in order to use an aod in its full capacity) However, turning off optimization will take up an already limited amount of power, which is, of course, sufficient for a day's worth of use, but only if you don't use it very frequently. The processor, of course, leaves a lot to be desired - of course, you can play games on the phone, but in the same genshin it doesn't give out more than 30 frames at any settings (by the way, FPS at maximum and minimum settings is almost the same), and well, because of the processor, you can't shoot in 4k at 60 frames per second. There is also a Google dialer (although this is a disease that affects all new Xiaomi phones), therefore it is best not to turn on the recording of the discussion because the other party will hear a notification that the conversation is being recorded. There is also a Google search engine.