Review on Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro 6/128 GB Global, 2 SIM, Mineral Gray by Stanislaw Jastrzebsk ᠌

- The screen is definitely a plus. This is an IPS matrix. No Shim. Everything is good in terms ofcomlors, there is support for HDR. - RAM 6 gigabytes. The volume is neither large nor small. With some margin for the next 2-3 years. After ating to MI UI 12.0.5, about 3.5 - 3.8 free gigabytes will be available. The camera is definitely a plus. It's about the main module. Macro, shirik and auxiliary modules are definitely in the trash. They are more in terms of marketing than they are of real use. The resolution of 64 megapixels is real (I told in more detail on my blog: ), but it will be possible to use it only under good lightingcomnditions. The stock camera shoots very well, giving the result no worse than the Google camera ported to this device (perhaps this is due to the processor). - Video recording is good. When using third-party programs, you can shoot 8-bit video (just like on Sony alpha cameras) with a bit rate of 100 Mbps and using flat profiles (you will not get normalcomlor spaces either here or there). At the same RN 8T, the picture starts to crumble, perhaps due to emmc 5.1 memory. - Processor. The main pitfall. The device is very fast and there are no problems in terms of performance (it is not inferior in this regard to such devices as Redmi Note 9 Pro and Poco X3). This is the first MTK chip thatcomuld surprise me. And the pitfall is to optimize programs for this platform. In the same FilmicPro, there is no support for flat profiles for recording video, and the programs do not support raw when taking photos (there is a pitiful semblance of stitching from several jpegs into gcam). — NFC is, WiFi keeps normally. - Battery on a solid 4. Enough for about 4-5 hours of the screen, if you play. If you use in standard mode - then for 8-9 hours. — In the hand is much nicer RN 8T; The body is made of glass (considering the straight arms, this is a big plus for me). - Reactive fingerprint unlock;