Review on Xiaomi Camera Gaming Processor Unlocked by Anastazja Pajk ᠌

The design of the rear panel is strict in moderation, the placement of the camera unit, a fast fingerprint scanner, which is conveniently located and the finger simply rests on it without unnecessary gestures. A good screen, with excellent color reproduction, which, however, the screen brightness is rather strangely set: at minimum brightness in the dark, nothing is visible, and at maximum brightness, the sun overshadows everything. Also of the advantages it is worth highlighting the cameras that shoot just with a bang. It is especially good to shoot on the main camera in 64 MP mode (this is just a software setting for the main 16 MP camera, but nevertheless it is extremely functional and of high quality). The front camera is also pretty good, but I don't use it except for face unlock. As for wireless systems: WiFi only works with a router no older than 3 years, but if it works, it works very well. Bluetooth supports the simultaneous use of 2 devices, but I managed to connect 3 devices, I don’t know how. Cellular communication is also at a good level, however, in places with poor coverage, it drops the connection. NFC is also quick to catch on. Geolocation determines the location in a few seconds on the street, but indoors it may not cope at all. The FM radio, which is a critical option for me, works quite well. The work is very smooth (the processor practically does not strain), there were some glitches after the ate to MIUI 12, but soon stopped. Heavy games pull with a bang, almost without straining, but at the same time getting very hot. Quietly ated to MIUI 12.5 and Android 11. Also pleased with the presence of a 3.5 mm plug and fast charging mode. Autonomy is average - about a day. : the screen, even without a protective glass, is very strong - it withstood a fall on a gravel road, escaping with only three deep scratches on the glass without cracks (falling flat).