Review on 14" Notebook Xiaomi RedmiBook 14" Enhanced Edition 1920x1080, Intel Core i7 10510U 1.8 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, NVIDIA GeForce MX250, DOS, XMA1901-DA-DOS, silver by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

I chose between Huawei, Lenovo and the usual Mi Air. As a result, I decided to choose this model for the new processor and the shortcomings eliminated in the mibook. Very pleased with the laptop. Pros below: - Great keyboard and touchpad. - The screen is worse than the Mi Notebook series, matte and dimmer, but still better than many. - Excellent performance on the 10th gen i5. Actually the main argument why I decided not to take the mibuk. Launch in 10 seconds. - Quiet fan, under heavy loads, the noise is not loud. - Design, again, there is an inscription on the lid, which is not on mibooks, but still beautiful. Also, in my subjective opinion, a more reliable assembly. Earlier on the mibuk, the glass panel cracked, also due to the "opening with one hand" (and actually not needed by anyone, including from this problematic) cover of the laptop, apparently something got there and created such a situation. The lid closes tightly and opens with little effort. - Lightweight, metal, no problems with cooling. Cons: - Minus, although on the other hand and plus - no webcam. All the same, most of the time it would be closed as a stub, so I don’t consider this moment critical. - There is no SD card slot, but again, as with the camera, it is solved by an adapter. - Chinese socket, but the kit comes with an adapter for a human one. - There is no keyboard backlight, but these are already decorations, because when you enter text blindly, the backlight is somehow not really needed. - There are flashes at the edges of the screen, but in our time this is more of a problem for any laptop from the budget to the premium segment.