📱 Xiaomi Redmi 9 Unlocked Carbon Grey - International Global Version, 6.53" Display, Dual Sim, 32GB Storage, 3GB RAM Review

This cell phone would be a great value if it didn't crash so often. I bought this for my teenager who likes it when it works but is very sad when it doesn't. I have found that it works stably without a sim card inserted. However, if a Sim is in it, it will randomly crash even when not in use. It gets stuck in the reboot loop on the Android system screen. After I removed the SIM card and turned off the WiFi, everything worked. All updates are installed. I don't know what to do other than go…

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The phone is ok but if you are expecting a phone like Samsung S series or Apple series then this is definitely not your best choice . Anyway, it's only a $100 smartphone, you can do whatever you want with it, it's just not that fast and the camera isn't great. Verdict: It could be a replacement smartphone, but not one that will be used all day. I've been looking for LG or Moto for a long time, finally decided on this one because of the price. The battery is great, but the response speed and…

Redmi 9, not to be confused with Redmi Note 9, is a great entry-level device. I finally settled on the 32GB/3GB RAM option, wanting to afford the extra cash for the 64/4GB version at the time. Xiaomi's Android variant is called MIUI ("Mee-You-Ee"). It's quite an amazing OS/ROM with a user interface that is highly customizable. However, having used it on a Redmi 9 versus the POCO F3 that I now have with 6GB of RAM, the latency issues are systemic, not hardware. In conclusion, given the specs…