Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Mateusz Roczon ᠌

The absence of NFC is not something that I consider to be a drawback. They won't need it and will instead purchase a Band 3 NFC bracelet. I have access to a Chinese version that does not contain the B20 frequency. But, in our town TELE 2 broadcasts on B7, thus we do not experience any issues with our 4G service. Got pros: - The display is ideal in every way: in terms of size, resolution, and color. You can use your smartphone in strong sunlight while still being able to read in peace and quiet thanks to the minimum and minimum screen brightness settings. The screen is treated with a long-lasting oleophobic layer. - Powerful battery that can last for two to three days even when set to the most economical mode. Incredible detail is captured all the way to the frame's edges thanks to the combination of the 12 megapixel camera and the f/1.9 aperture. The background can be blurred quite effectively thanks to the camera's automatic settings. - The buttons that appear on the screen can be rearranged or even hidden, and gestures can be used to operate them. A brilliant and elegant solution. - There is electronic stabilization available for use in the video mode (FullHD bitrate of 20.0 Mb/s). - If you use OpenCamera, you'll have the ability to record 4K video at a bitrate of 42.0 Mb/s (stabilization is preserved) There are some drawbacks, including the following: - since the camera does not support the Camera2 API, shooting in RAW is not an option. You have the option of flashing TWPR, followed by the Camera2 API. When you start talking, the screen does not immediately turn off since the proximity sensor does not operate entirely right.