Review on Xiaomi Camera Gaming Processor Unlocked by Hiral Kumar ᠌

I am a huge supporter of anything manufactured by Xiaomi, and in particular the Mi Max line. After using the same phone for a year and a half, I made the decision to upgrade to a brand new model. Criterion - a huge screen, decent cameras, capacious battery. There are essentially no other options available on the market besides the Redmi Note 8 Pro. This product is the only one of its kind. I feel obligated to admit right off the bat that I did not anticipate miracles, and they did not take place. Really nice and sturdy phone. The display is excellent, and it has just the correct amount of brightness. The cameras may not be top-of-the-line, but for my rather simple requirements—social networks, pets, and a child—they are more than sufficient. It didn't become any warmer in the MTK despite my concerns about that. It is true that I do not play demanding games, but even in light casual games it does not get even slightly warm. Now for the depressing part. I still think about going back to be with Max because I miss him so much. There are two aspects to consider. The first problem is the unnatural ratio of height to width. My eyes have not yet adjusted to the 19.5:9 aspect ratio of the screen. This is hardly a knock against the model in question because it is now standard on all smartphones. Reading and typing are both difficult for me. Indeed, a smartphone with a traditional 18:9 aspect ratio is going to have a more visually appealing appearance than a person holding a sausage in their palm. The second consideration is free will or autonomy. Even taking into account the MTK, the findings of the 4500 mAh battery reveal that it has good overall performance. Sufficient for one day's use. 8 to 9 hours in front of a screen. But after using a Mi Max 3 for 11-12 hours of screen time while it slept quietly for two days (or even three days), I can confidently say that this is not enough. Even if we do not reside in the middle of the woods and the plug is not too far away, the fact that the charge is dissipating right in front of our very eyes is quite frustrating. And this despite the fact that I had eliminated all advertisements and turned off any programs running in the background. This will be an extremely worthwhile outcome for some people, but I can only speak for myself. Autonomy makes me sad. I'm holding out for the Redmi Note 9 Pro to be released; it will have a battery capacity of more than 5000 mAh and a Faster CPU, but the 20:9 aspect ratio is a deal breaker for me.