Pros
- Probably the best camera among "classmates".
Cons
- A little big for my wife's pockets
Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro 6/128 GB Global, 2 SIM, Mineral Gray Review
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Very good
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4.0
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Description of Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro 6/128 GB Global, 2 SIM, Mineral Gray
Xiaomi has always been able to offer its users something affordable, versatile and at the same time stand out from the competition. The task of meeting these needs was entrusted to Redmi Note 8 Pro. It comes with a 64MP camera, liquid-cooled gaming processor, 4,500mAh battery with 18W fast charging, NFC, and more. Voltage free screen Redmi Note 8 Pro is equipped with a 6.53-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 2340×1080. With Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and anti-flicker (PWM), you can easily read text and view other content in bright sunlight without worrying about scratches or other external ...
Pros
- There is everything that is on expensive smartphones, fast! there is a recording of conversations, NFS, there is a smart battery saving mode, disabling ads and setting a cutout. All games fly on ultra there is support for directx 12
Cons
- A little heavy, a little warm in games. One slot - 2 sim or 1 sim + ssd. Above average camera but no stabilization
Pros
- Screen, after using an iPhone 7 with a 4.7-inch display, this screen blows it away! both in terms of physical dimensions and the quality of color rendering 2. It works noticeably faster, despite the fact that your iPhone (my most recent model, 7) is superior in this respect because to the OS 3 camera optimizations. Do not, under any circumstances, put any stock in the testimonials that can be found on the internet regarding this product. I spent a lot of time watching them, but everyone has different tastes! After using an iPhone 7, I can state with absolute certainty that the camera on the Note 8 Pro is not inferior to anything else (except, sure, the video loses, but not by a significant amount), and if you snap a picture at 64 megapixels (this is not marketing, the shot is better), AIF does not know how. Indeed, there is not even a portrait mode or a night mode available! the answer is yes! 4. price. I grabbed it with extras for exactly 16 thousand rupees, and for this price, the Note 8 Pro justifies itself! There is no justification, in my opinion, for purchasing the 128 GB version when only 64 GB would suffice for the vast majority of individuals. 5. case. The rear panel of the smartphone is made of glass, while the sides are made of plastic. The quality of the device pleasantly pleased me. There is a case included in the package, but I've heard that after more than six months of use, the paint on the smartphone's edges can start to wear off with it. I don't know for sure, but I'll switch the case out nonetheless.
Cons
- 1. MIUI 12. In general, a pleasant system that is new and was only recently introduced; nevertheless, there is the issue: there is not yet a flawless optimization. There are a few problems in the user interface, however they are quite minor yet still evident. The only thing left to do is wait for ates to finish on smart soon. 2. the camera in the dark. During the day and in general, when there is adequate or sufficient lighting, the camera performs normally and excellently; however, the photographs taken at night or almost at night are unsatisfactory. If there is at least 30% lighting, the 64 megapixel mode is on (I did it personally, in the photographs below (the site compresses the quality, it is even higher)), and if you adjust the exposure appropriately, then it turns out nicely. Of course, it depends on who is shooting and how they are shooting: but if there is at least 30% lighting, the 64 megapixel mode is on, and it turns out well. 3. There is a problem with the audio when the aux input is selected. After making the purchase, I discovered that the sound would frequently pause if I played music or any other sound on my phone at the maximum volume (when in the settings of my smartphone) while connected to the aux input of my car radio (which was a Pioneer radio). At first, I assumed we were going to get married. But! NO. After reading the reviews of customers from both our country and other countries, I came to the conclusion that this is the norm for smart - it acts as a kind of hearing protection from the maximum volume (such as smart does not understand that the aux is on and not headphones, despite the fact that customers say there is no such problem when using headphones).
Pros
- - Very high quality display with accurate color representation. Despite the fact that it has such a large screen, the device can be operated with just one hand. Good cameras overall, with the exception of the width. Responsive sensor. - Capable of shooting high-quality video, even in 4K UHD (we recommend using a tripod for this). Due to the fact that I use it rather frequently, a single charge usually lasts me around two and a half days. - Comes with a high-quality silicone carrying bag.
Cons
- - The breadth doesn't matter unless the illumination is quite good (daylight), and even then it's not very important. - The digital stabilization feature is only accessible in the 1080p30 and 720p modes, but I'd really like to be able to film in 1080p60 with it. - The phone comes preloaded with a ton of unnecessary and potentially annoying software; however, most of it is removable. - The cameras have a slight protrusion, and a buddy of mine who has the identical phone scratched the plastic around the cameras after only two weeks.
Pros
- No
Cons
- full
