There was a choice between Mi 8 SE and Redmi Note 5. I chose it on Note 5. Although Mi 8 SE is a little better in everything, of course, Note 5 also has good features, which are enough for the eyes. I will not hide that I always want better. But Mi 8 SE does not have one - such a tenacious battery, this is a significant factor. I think for everyone the worst thing is to be left without a charge at the right time, then all the advantages of cool processors and cameras come to naught. I will not dissemble, Mi 8 SE is still 60% more expensive, this is also not a small difference. My summary is this: a very balanced phone for the money. There comes a time when mid-budget phones have grown very much in terms of characteristics, both in terms of speed and cameras, and are stepping on the heels of flagships, and a reasonable question arises, do I need a flagship for much more money, if this is enough with my head ? Also, if earlier, who remembers, Redmi Note 3 Pro was a hit, then this is an even bigger hit. You can safely take it, money will not be thrown away.
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