Review on Xiaomi Mi 10T - Smartphone, 6GB + 128GB, Dual Sim, Lunar Silver (Grigio) with Alexa Hands-Free by Agata Szwed ᠌

Selling pictures of figs for reasonable prices seems to be the phone's key selling point. Only brand loyalists who don't mind MIUI's dated aesthetic and who have a pressing need for "decent" photo quality should consider purchasing this device. The night modes of the Huawei P20 Pro, the Honor 8 Pro, and the iPhone 7 Plus do a much better job than this phone of capturing fine details in low light. If you install Google Camera from the apk file, it will help a little, but it won't work in any other modes, requires two cameras, and produces only so-so results overall. Obviously, there are benefits to doing so. In overall, it is fairly intelligent and keeps a charge more or less intact, and it has a good screen, awesome sound from the speaker, and seems to be an excellent device for recording video as well. However, it appears that new Pixels from Google are on the horizon, along with inexpensive One Plus devices; xiaomi didn't know how to take pictures, and still doesn't; this is an area where algorithms are required, something in which they apparently have no interest; and so their market share has declined. As a whole, I had no complaints about the honor p20 pro, but when I dropped it and cracked the screen in a different city, I knew I had to quickly replace it, and I figured I couldn't go wrong with the latest and greatest from Xiaomi. The phone is more pricey and takes lower-quality images than before, but it is still usable.