Review on Xiaomi Redmi Note smartphone 5 3/32 GB Global, black by Mateusz Morawski ᠌

-\*/- NO NFC. Well, I was aware of it before making the purchase, but I convinced myself that I could deal with it and that I would live through it. But alas, despite the fact that I've grown accustomed to the idea that I can go to the shop without bringing my enormous and bulky wallet with me (which is crammed not at all with cash, but rather with cards and checks), I'll have to do so once more. -\*/- A day is all it takes for the battery to stop moving. While I'm driving to work in the morning, I use Skype to have a half-hour conversation with my family. So, during my working period of four hours, I make three to four calls, and during my breaks, I may or may not be caught up in news publics. While I have lunch, I put on my headphones or connect my music player to the aux input. The majority of the work is distributed among couples, regardless, and as a result, they become disinterested while I am forced to stare at the phone for a maximum of two hours because. I am currently single and not looking for a partner. On the way back to my house, I either continue to listen to music or, if I want to get home without being stuck in traffic, I put on the navigation system. That brings us to the end. I would not say that I am constantly on the phone since that is not the case. On the other hand, it seems that 4000mAh is not sufficient for my day-to-day existence. -\*/- There are occasions when the smartphone does not carry out the actions that I instruct it to carry out. Obviously, we are not going to be discussing breakfast in bed here. There were a few instances in which this transpired, and each time, I turned down the brightness, but the amount did not drop (although the strip moved). In addition, the basic applications "Messages" and "Phone" would not launch, which means that the phone did not react in any way when I clicked on the icon of either of these applications, despite the fact that everything else worked well. There was some kind of separate issue with the GPS. I changed the mode from "from all sources" to the one that only on cell towers, and GPS became very stupid and wrong. However, when I decided to switch the mode back, my attempts did not lead to anything. There was some kind of separate issue with the GPS. The mode changed, and the GPS continued to misbehave; the only thing that helped was resetting it to its factory settings. Since then, I have avoided entering the GPS settings in order to avoid accidentally breaking it.