Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Michal Cedronski ᠌

The "pros" for such a price are very bold, and the "cons," in my opinion, are not deal-breakers for the majority of people and can be tolerated. This is a great device. I purchased it in May 2022 for $15,000 (the global version on Ali at that moment cost only a thousand less). I rapidly adapted to gesture control, as well as the finger scanner on the device's back and its "spade," despite switching from iOS and having to get used to the "traditional" Android control with three virtual buttons from the bottom ( my last phone was almost a third smaller). I'm pleased with the phone thus far. As there is a reserve for performance and battery capacity, I hope the China quality won't let you down and that it will last for a very long time. Regarding the signal level to the headphones, it was initially lower than on all previous devices (past smartphones, the iPod classic player), but it was still sufficient to listen to music (I set it to about 3/4, the headphones are regular, not high-resistance, "gags") when watching some videos with a low audio signal level, especially in the subway. I initially believed that the manufacturer had cut corners and installed a subpar audio amplifier, but a friend informed me that the issue is actually a software glitch that can be resolved in a very straightforward but completely obscure manner by setting the region of the device to North Korea instead of your own country. As I don't perform "artistic" photography and a lot less complex camera will suffice for my primarily utilitarian needs, with the possible exception of extremely inexpensive ones, I didn't write anything about the camera.