Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Ewa Malcherczyk (Ewa ᠌
The ratio of price and quality is very pleasing, I will repeat the purchase.
The obtrusive Mi ecosystem, subpar typefaces (especially in contacts and the dialer), and other standard Xiaomi issues are all present. Because I was prepared for this, I'll note it in the comments rather than as a failing. The smartphone "lost" both my fingerprints and PIN at some point during the first month of use, and there was nothing that could be done to fix it other than a factory reset. Just nerves and a few hours of time were lost because all data was copied to the clouds, but since then I haven't banned anything because only banking applications are secured by their codes.
- Screen, stuffing, sound, camera, gesture control, and reliable functioning are all contained in the silicone housing. There are no nasty shocks.
- 1. Brightness adjustment by automatic means is inadequate. 2. When under load in the heat, it becomes extremely hot and struggles to make it through the day. Cards, however, are the load and they consume the battery like an aircraft. I'm not sure if low-cost smartphones are capable of handling this. In communicator mode, a day's worth of activity (calls, SMS, browsing, mail, and instant messengers) is sufficient.
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