Pros
- Cutting-Edge Camera Performance: The Xiaomi Camera Gaming Processor Unlocked boasts a remarkable 108MP primary sensor and advanced AI-powered features, delivering stunning, high-resolution images with exceptional clarity and detail. It's a dream device for photography enthusiasts who want to capture professional-grade shots with their smartphone.
Cons
- Camera Bump: While the device's camera setup is impressive, it also results in a prominent camera bump on the back. This may lead to the device wobbling when placed on a flat surface and potentially making it more vulnerable to scratches if not used with a protective case.
Pros
- - The screen is unquestionably a benefit. This matrix is an IPS. Shim not. Regarding colors, everything is fine and HDR is supported. - 6 gigabytes of RAM. Neither a huge nor a little volume is present. has some room for the following two to three years. After updating to MI UI 12.0.5, there will be between 3.5 and 3.8 GB free. The camera is undoubtedly advantageous. It concerns the primary module. The macro, shirik, and auxiliary modules have all been thrown out. In terms of actual utility, they serve more as marketing tools. The 64 megapixel resolution is true (I explained in greater detail on my blog:), but you can only utilize it under ideal lighting conditions. The built-in camera performs admirably, producing results that are comparable to those of the Google camera that was ported to this device (perhaps because of the processor). - Taking videos is a good idea. You can record 8-bit video using third-party software at a bit rate of 100 Mbps while using flat profiles (no regular color spaces will appear here or there), just like on Sony Alpha cameras. The picture begins to blur at the same RN 8T, possibly because of insufficient emmc 5.1 memory. Processing unit. The major danger. The cellphone performs well and is quite quick (it is comparable in this regard to other handsets like the Redmi Note 9 Pro and Poco X3). The first MTK chip that might surprise me is this one. Additionally, optimizing programs for this platform is a trap. The same FilmicPro does not support flat profiles for video recording, and the photo-taking apps do not support raw (although there is a poor attempt at stitching together many jpegs in gcam). — NFC is, WiFi continues as usual. - Solid 4 on the battery. 4-5 hours of screen time if you play, roughly. For 8–9 hours if you utilize on regular mode. — The RN 8T feels much nicer in the hand, and the glass body is a major bonus for me given the straight arms. - Fingerprint unlock with reaction;
Cons
- Perhaps this device's most crucial feature is the MI UI. The main disadvantage, in my opinion, is the existence of this shell. You can confidently stomp in the comments if you are a fanboy of this shell; everything will be great for you. Let's move on to the remainder. Very subpar UX right out of the box. I had to adjust. A native launcher that returned the human menu was something I added. I then went on to uninstall pointless applications and disable telemetry and advertising. This device contains ads. And she's everywhere. It would take me a very long time to fully discuss the complete operation here, but I can just state that the device's autonomy was greatly increased after all procedures. Moreover, an MTK-based smartphone. And because of this, it is likely impossible to raise it without a service account if it gets "dropped" during a flashing. No "stereo" exists, however this is not a drawback. It's more of a feature. Unfortunately, only memory cards up to 256 gigabytes are supported. No constraints were seen when using otg, but usb is version 2.0, despite being in type-C form.
Pros
- 1) price 2) clever percent and camera resolution 3) Recognizes a face concealed by a mask. 4) A plastic case rather than a glass one
Cons
- 1) The most infuriating aspect is that after I ate, the function to automatically change the brightness of the screen no longer worked. 2) The system and the applications do not always function correctly, for example, while inputting text or when switching between interface fields. 3) It is frequently visible around the picture's borders that the impact of smearing has occurred. 4) To adjust the volume, you have to repeatedly press the volume key, and restarting the device fixes the issue.
Pros
- Excellent screen, visual quality, and viewing angles. Even while you may expect nice photographs from Google cameras, you shouldn't expect them to have the same level of quality as a DSLR. I can say that the camera is not terrible. Performance that is superior to that of the Snapdragon 720/730G, with the exception of software that was developed specifically for the Snapdragon platform. Winding the cylinder produces no jerks or microfreezes in the shell's operation. Compared to the Xiaomi Mi 9T, which my wife purchased approximately six months ago. My copy receives a score of 286,560 points in Antutu. In exchange for my money, a topchik equipment. Heating: For those who are interested in heating, it is not crucial, and it seems like it heats up in games no more than it did on my last phone, the Redmi 5 Plus. Virtually every game can be played at ultra settings with 60 frames per second without experiencing noticeable slowdowns or overheating. Autonomy: If we compare the Mi 9T once more, we see that the 8rpo falls behind by around an hour and a half when operating in active mode. In general, however, the service is comparable to that of other providers, and I receive an adequate number of calls each day. If you do not play demanding games, then the phone will last for two and a half to three days if the settings are correct. When compared to competitors based on the Snapdragon 720/730, the Helio G90T possesses a higher efficiency in terms of power consumption. Price: I purchased them in Amazon during a promotion for 14900 at a time when the dollar was strong. Because I didn't want to wait a long time with Girbest or Ali, I overpaid around 2300 for the wooden ones. This device is among the best on the market in terms of price to quality ratio at its price point, making it one of the best overall options available.
Cons
- Native firmware: out of the box, you will not get the dialer, SMS, or contacts that are known to users of Miui; instead, you will get guano from Google. In addition, the native firmware contains a large number of advertisements and other junk that cannot be deleted using the standard procedures. I was able to fix it by flashing it to the Indonesian globalka firmware. For the firmware, it is required to unlock the bootloader. After that, the bootloader can be locked back so that GooglePay and NFC continue to function properly. Those who are interested can find more information on the w3bsit3-dns.com forum. Sound: the native speaker is hard of hearing and the volume is not as high as it is on the Mi 9T. RAM: I personally purchased a device that did not have the most powerful RAM available; instead, I went with version 6/64.
Pros
- Fast! Everything is available on pricey smartphones! Conversations can be recorded, NFS is available, and there is a clever battery-saving mode that disables advertisements and lets you select a blackout time. Every game runs on extreme Support for DirectX 12 is available.
Cons
- a little heavy and toasty when playing games. 1 or 2 SIM cards can fit in one slot. an excellent camera without stabilization
Pros
- Everything that I've written down here is accurate, but it only applies to Androyd 9 for some reason. When the count reached 10, a variety of issues became apparent. See drawbacks. 1) The ability to complete tasks quickly and efficiently. The mobile device contains six energy-efficient cores and two productive cores (instead of four cores of each type), an aggressive scheduler, and quick memory. As a result of this, the phone operates quite smoothly, and launching applications and moving between them occurs noticeably more quickly than it does on the comparable Mi 9 Lite. Even when the phone's performance is throttled, it still exceeds analogs by 710 snaps across the board, including in toys but excluding tanks. And because it has such a powerful graphics accelerator, it can even compete with the 730 in games that do not rely on the processor (for more information, see the technical review written by Rozetked). 2) Camera. Compared to the standard Redmi Note 7, this version has. The 8ka delivers a more detailed picture with more realistic colors when it is set to auto mode. Particularly when there is not enough light. Even with HDR enabled, the end result is not significantly different. In dim light, shirik and macro appear to have a soapy quality. The front camera found on the 8ki is a step above other models. In addition to this, we analyzed the video footage that was taken throughout the show. The level of detail and accuracy of color reproduction is almost equivalent. When recording in full HD at 8 kilos, the stabilization works without a hitch. The most crucial thing to note is that 8KA writes sound normally. 3) An excellent screen with a high density (it appears to be as impressive as fullHD at 5 inches), a broad color gamut, and a fair margin of brightness. It might be a tad on the chilly side. The roundings are performed with a great deal of care. 4) The sound produced by the external speaker is not louder than that produced by redmics of earlier generations; however, the sound is fuller and bassier due to the presence of a big speaker module within the case. 5) An extremely potent wireless network antenna. Even more than that, I have one division more in the remote areas of the apartment than I do on RN7. 6) The kits come with a cover that is quite thick, see-through, and covered in little specks. It fits quite securely on the phone, which is a significant improvement over the confusion that was caused by the RN7 case. 7) It is lovely and very professionally put together; it is enclosed in a metal frame and has rubber seals around the connectors (they are not glued). The top is fastened on using a strong adhesive. 8) A scanner that is both pleasant to the touch and incredibly quick.
Cons
- . Following the meal, there was a little lull in activity. When you first pick up your phone, you probably won't even notice them because they're so subtle. However, after a significant amount of time spent on Android 9, it draws attention. And this is the most significant point. NFS started to unexpectedly shut down on its own on occasion. It is helpful to restart the phone. According to w3bsit3-dns.com, this is not a problem for all users, but it does affect a significant number of people. And there is currently no answer to this problem. If you place a high priority on NFS, then I would not suggest purchasing this phone until the issue has been resolved. 1) Weight. When I type, my little finger naturally rests at the base of the phone (it doesn't matter which one I'm using). My joints hurt for a few days after I stopped taking RN8Pro. Even in comparison to the RN7, the phone is incredibly heavy. This, in my view, is the most significant drawback of the situation. 2) Cooling. No, when used in a home setting, the phone does not get even slightly warm, and it does not discharge any quicker than any other Redmi. However, from a technological standpoint, the handset is positioned immediately atop the battery, and it is also too close to the screen. 3) Set the brightness to auto. He puts in a lot of effort and is always trying to cut back on things that aren't really required, particularly in the evening with the use of artificial lights. 4) Audio played through headphones. I was not the least bit impressed with the stock. I was able to squeeze out a passable sound with the assistance of an equalizer that was purchased separately, and I believe there is still room for improvement. However, it is significantly quieter than on the R4Pro and does not significantly improve. The region cannot be affected noticeably by the manipulations that are applied. 5) Navigator. First, the right coordinates are determined before starting (particularly inside), but after that, the mark can begin to be flung from side to side within a radius of up to 100 meters. This can happen anywhere inside the course. If you begin moving, everything falls into place (meter error 2), but only if you move. In general, the standings, it was just better on the snap (I suppose that if I had not read the reviews, I would not have paid any attention at all).
Pros
- 1. Economic efficiency 2. Photographer 3. Energy 4. Designer
Cons
- Hardly ever
