Review on Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi 10 2022 4/128 GB Global, Dual nano SIM, carbon gray by Boyan Denkov ᠌

I was sick of shoveling, and I wanted something small but with a decent camera with decent hardware. It was either an Apple (they have some benefits, but this is not one of them), an Xperia (another thirty thousand dollars more expensive), or an Asus Zenfone (the battery and the price are the same, but the warming snapdragon and the camera seem to be worse). There was not a lot of room for decision making. I was looking forward to the Xiaomi 12 line, but unfortunately, it has issues with the camera, a CPU that has power consumption that is reduced by a factor of two under any load, and most importantly, it costs the same. In general, I browsed through the discussion boards and customer evaluations, as well as tried it out for myself in the physical store, and ultimately made the decision to purchase it. This was especially important considering that Cyber Monday came and went without a promotion or rebate offer from Tinkoff. It turned out to be delicious. By phone: I carried out the optimization in accordance with the recommendations provided on w3bsit3-dns.com (after 1 launch, we immediately download the newest firmware, install it, and then carry out a full reset to factory settings through the recovery menu). After that, the initial setup once more, turn off 5g, put all of the standard applications into a deep slumber, and put our applications that were purchased from the market. According to the evaluations, I anticipated that I would have to charge the phone twice a day; however, (perhaps as a result of the modifications described above), I found that Autonomy unexpectedly suited me, particularly given that my frequency is 120 hertz and that it does not have a power saving option. Now I have 13% left with 100%, 6.5 hours of screen, and roughly 24 hours from charging - the battery on my Poco X3 NFC, which has a 5100 capacity, did not provide me significantly better results.