Pros
- Focus on the display, the bandwidth, the connectivity, the noise level, the battery life, and the charging time.
Cons
- Detector of close proximity.
Pros
- The screen, the speed, and the appearance
Cons
- Sensor for measuring distance, capacity of the battery, and speakers.
Pros
- 1. Processor. Dragon in the 870th subflagship Only the Samsung S10 Lite (among the famous ones) is capable of becoming a contender for this price, and even then, only after a short delay and for an additional price. 1. The picture on the screen is stunning. After making the transition from IPS, this is a bomb. In addition to that, the frequency is 120 hertz. It appears to be amazing. Having said that, I have turned it off for the time being. There is no need to waste the battery's power. Moreover, AMOLED is capable of lighting up individual pixels (the "Active Screen" function). That is to say, the requirement for an event indication is no longer present. Very little energy is consumed by the battery. Yet, it is a wealth of information. 2. Ergonomics. Normal, considering it's a shovel. The vast majority of the time, it just requires the use of one hand. Even though there are times when it is inconvenient. 3. the software offered by Google I'm going to make a note of it for my records. Comparable to a Chinese smartphone, but with Google Apps pre-installed. Use it with relative ease. 4. Camera. She is mentioned in the middle of the document. I guess you could say that. Plenty for the eyes for me, as I am not a particularly knowledgeable photography enthusiast. This quality, of course, will not be sufficient for followers of the ultra blue hd+ 8k limited edition. 5. The battery That should be sufficient for a day of moderate to heavy use. This implies that we talk on the phone, call each other, and watch videos on YouTube while using Instagram as we drink our morning coffee, lunch tea, and evening tea. 6. Charging speed when using the device's native adapter The battery is fully charged after only a half an hour. Without going into excessive detail. I wasn't anticipating this at all. If the battery is charged at this rate, I really hope it will last for more than a year. 7. A plug for type-c that is enclosed in a silicone casing. Although it may not seem important, it can actually assist prevent water from getting in. 8. the sound from the primary speakers is pleasing to the ear (not bad stereo). A speaker with an adequate amount of volume (albeit an unusual implementation - it is oblong, and the sound is quite voluminous, at first it seems that you are talking on a speakerphone)
Cons
- After three days of use, they are no longer there. Naturally, they will do so. There are no other content types here. In the comments section, I will make a note of them. A minimum of half a year of use is required before I will consider writing a review. After that, I had a strong desire to. Impressed.
Pros
- Phones like the Honor Play, the Mi A2, the Redmi Note 3 Pro SE, the Nexus 5, and the HTC One S have all been used before. I first consider the Honor, which seemed ideal in every way; however, after a few months I yearned for an upgrade to something newer, flashier, and more engaging; however, after monitoring the market and reading reviews for two years, I still couldn't find a device that made me exclaim, "Yes, the game was worth the candle" (up to 25k) therefore, the benefits: 1. the characteristics of the device, aside from the camera, make it worry-free for two to three years. Second, I can't help but point out that the black color on amoled is not a benefit of this device in particular, but rather of all amoled matrices. indulge in intoxicating substances Third, music is regularly played at normal volume and in stereo in the loos. Four, the layout is decent. Like everyone else, I gave some thought to the x3 pro and x3 first, but those phones' designs are repulsive and their dimensions are unacceptable—they're noticeably bulkier, broader, and longer than this one. and it has a great design. 5 miui shell. Initially, I was hesitant to purchase a Xiaomi product due to the shell; while using a Redmi Note 3 Pro, I recall having to disable a lot of ads. However, once I got used to the interface, I found that the shell wasn't so bad after all. Now that I've bought and set it up, I can say with some objectivity: "Well, xs why everyone is whining about the shell, it's still convenient, advertising is turned off, after the flagships of course it probably won't go in, but here live wallpapers are convenient out of the box, and themes can be configured as in the designer; there's no need to climb on Google Play in search of programs for a particular task." Rapid charging is built into the gadget and the packaging as a whole; I was able to fully charge my phone in under an hour, which was a nice bonus. 7. self-sufficiency, I saw that after the release, some people did not hold the battery well, so I bought it right away, and the screen stays on for 10 hours when using WiFi to watch YouTube while in flight mode.
Cons
- First, there's the objectively bad news that my copy's dimmed screen looks a touch green against a gray background, which the + nicely lights, but only when used against a gray backdrop. After 18 days of use on my first ever amoled screen, I haven't experienced any significant changes in terms of PWM or eye fatigue. Second, the lock button's position is a minor annoyance if your hand is on the smaller side; ideally, it would be positioned a centimeter lower. Otherwise, you'll need to keep a close eye on your phone, which is a hassle given its size and the possibility that you might accidentally drop it. Thirdly, the camera is merely adequate; if you often snap photos more frequently than once every two or three days, you should look elsewhere. Of course, it can be marginally enhanced with an official ate, and aficionados can submit a Google Camera, but this will not significantly alter anything, and you should realize that this is a cast and not an item you purchased and then promptly forgot about. 4. AOD - in this case it is castrated in a special way, being either always on for ten seconds or never on at all. And since I always seem to have a great idea right when I need it, the mode I use drains the power quickly, so I can only use it for a brief 10 seconds at a time. After using the gadget for 1.5 months, I have found that phone ates, firmware, issues in miui, and po-launcher are its greatest flaws. Unlocking the device can be sluggish at times, and we don't ignore players. Since 12.5.1 was released about a month ago, the manufacturer has shown utter disregard for the needs of its customers by failing to address the aforementioned flaws. Everyone was anticipating this meal, hoping it would improve; however, some bugs were simply replaced by others. They avoided dealing with software and instead only offered the hardware component at near cost (you have to wait a long time). This is a major drawback, however the new Mi 11i is out in the market. Nothing except shock. Xiaomi's firewood makes me think of AMD's. Since it is reasonable for the average user to give some kind of realm some thought, I deduct 4 points from the final score. Geek devices like the Pokofone and the Xiaomi are always on and probably don't care about him. Not all of the camera's problems are solved by using Google Camera.
Pros
- After huawei p30 it is not possible to use, everything is of very poor quality
Cons
- The proximity sensor does not work, during a conversation with the cheek, you can call someone or reply to pop-up messages. Just a nightmare, performance = 0. Terrible interface.
Pros
- Like normal, works well
Cons
- Not
