Review on Smartphone Xiaomi POCO M5 6/128 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, green by Stanisaw Augustynowi ᠌

The power button on the side incorporates a fingerprint scanner as part of its design. What was their strategy? There is nothing to be seen there other than a button. The benefits of it include: The value of eleven (11) is satisfactory considering the cost. The good news is that it works faster than my previous phone, which was manufactured five years ago. Although the description states that the SIM cards are huge, it is possible to enter both a nano SIM card and a mini SD card at the same time. This surprised me because I had assumed that only nano SIM cards could be used in the slot. Having this drawback: The cover is quite constrictive, making it difficult and unpleasant to put it on. The charging connector has a plug that covers it, so taking it apart is not exactly the easiest thing to do. I guess there's a chance I could get used to it. The Kingston SDCG3 64 GB card was not one that I was familiar with. It's really too bad. The quality of the images captured by the camera is subpar, and the unit of measurement for everything from kilograms to millimeters to megapixels is in Chinese. It feels like it shoots like an Olympus camera from the 1990s that only had a 3 megapixel sensor. The charging time for the battery is four hours. It could have been accomplished at least twice as quickly as it was.