Review on 📱 Black Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Global Smartphone - 6/128 GB by Vassil Filimonov ᠌

Redmi Note 3 Pro, a popular smartphone at the time, provides a glimpse inside the Xiaomi smartphone world. This smartphone, on the other hand, is far more comfortable to hold thanks to its rounded corners and overall design; I can't speak for anyone else. I should also mention the robust packing; there are no lags or ambiguities in the audio or video. The camera was a pleasant surprise; the image quality is considerably better than on my old smartphone, even when zoomed in by eight times. Surprisingly, it only gets slightly warmer while playing games but lasts for around 10 hours when in Internet browsing mode and switching to 2G (since I have Wi-Fi practically everywhere). The lack of NFC is unfortunate, but hopefully this can be remedied by the introduction of cheap smart bracelets that are compatible with Google Pay. I'm happy with how MIUI 10 looks and functions, so I probably won't switch until the phone's original maker stops providing updates. In conclusion, the smartphone has earned my enthusiastic recommendation. I studied it in 2022, but the Chinese translation, and the cost was comparable to that of items on AliExpress. They have already updated the Chinese firmware to the international version used here. The prior smartphone was identical, and the only difference was that I overpaid for it. What is the point of all of this? The global edition is substantially more expensive, so if you're worried about opting for the Chinese version instead, don't be. This smartphone can be significantly overpriced by anywhere from $6,000 to $8,000 on huge networks, while being identical in every way save for the fact that it ships with a Chinese charger. Fortunately, this is easily remedied by requesting an apron for American wall outlets upon purchase.