Review on Xiaomi Camera Gaming Processor Unlocked by Felicja Chmielewska ᠌

As a replacement, I got an older Redmi Note 5 from the store. The phone was picked up in a hurry and on a tight budget, yet the acquisition was successful despite both of those factors. If I had more time and a little more money, I would take a phone with Snapdragon and at 128 without even thinking about it, but I could only find this model. Eight out of ten of the necessary functions are fulfilled by it. For this low cost, an excellent mobile device Many advantages: I bought it a year ago with promics for about 14,000 dollars; the display is bright enough and easy on the eyes; however, I can't comment on the coating because I instantly stuck a film on it (I don't know why). -Camera, I don't use it very frequently, in excellent lighting you get good shots, and for such a price it's a sin to complain about the quality of the pictures. -Battery life is acceptable; depending on how much I use it, I charge it once every two to three days. When both GPS and 4G are activated, the CPU speed in everyday applications and casual gaming remains consistently high. -Memory, I went with 64 gigabytes because 32 gigabytes on my previous phone was more than enough (I've never been so wrong), but everyone has their own preferences: -The case is quite nice to hold in one's hands, although I use the case that came with the kit, which is also pleasant to have in one's hands. These are some downsides: -Wi-Fi, when bluetooth is turned on, two hertz Wi-Fi does not load anything at all. They assured me that it will be fixed in the firmware, but the problem persisted for almost an entire year until I upgraded to a router that operates at 5 Hz. There are no issues with the 4G network; you are familiar with the specific CPU and how it overheats. After some while, the feeling of holding it in your hands will become unpleasant if you have 4G and GPS enabled.