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  • 30 Oct 2023

Ravenowl, 30 Oct 2023Btw I am still wondering how they can off-set the cost THIS... moreI used Redmi Note 8 pro since its launched, 2018 I believe. I bought the chinese version, as I was in China with the ship. The phone still working excellent ( I am using it as a second phone while onboard ship) except the battery is a bit low performance, which is normal. I am also using Mi PAd 5, chinese version, also no problems. On both I install google applications without any problems (download the apk and install)

    IShouldLeaveThisSite, 29 Oct 2023Yeah, 6000mah phones was never a norms anyway, ignore these... moreFor sure, but these same jerk wouldn't comment same thing to Samsung & iPhone where they also did the same thing as Xiaomi (S23U) brain-dead Indeed

      Ravenowl, 30 Oct 2023Btw I am still wondering how they can off-set the cost THIS... moreI'm very much curious where did you get your sources of Xiaomi selling user data & such.

      Please give me the source/link of such claim because I'm considering of switching to Samsung/iPhone or pixel/fairphone if the claim were true

        Btw I am still wondering how they can off-set the cost THIS much just with selling user data and high volume sales. Given how ridiculously cheap those devices are for the specs (like really, we're still in the under 1000 EUR range for an SD Gen 3?), the gap seems extremely large. If only we could install a proper OS onto this, this would be a great option. But let's assume you don't care at all about the spyware, how have you guys fared with Xiaomi devices in the past? I'd imagine they skimp hard on the software, but I have no experience with that brand at all. Does anyone even use Chinese phones for longer than a year or two (being that cheap, they sure seem easy to replace)? Like man, if I could put ANY trust into their software whatsoever, I wouldn't be paying for an overpriced P8P (though that camera is still just top notch, even if the SoC doesn't quite live up the price). If only they'd just make those devices as open as the Pixels are...but I guess that's not in their interest at all.

          Baasith Amaan, 30 Oct 2023Without card slot how to insert SIM? 🤔🙄eSIM?

            LoveMom, 29 Oct 2023You makes no sense at all. First you said titanium will ... moreso you tell me that titanium was the most resilient material.

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              Baasith Amaan, 30 Oct 2023Without card slot how to insert SIM? 🤔🙄The no card slot is meant for micro SD cards. Check SIM under Body category, it says dual-slot

                Nifol, 29 Oct 2023No card slot and no 3.5mm jack. Screw Xiaomi.Without card slot how to insert SIM? 🤔🙄

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                  you have to suffer, 29 Oct 2023no need of those chemicals. titanium will tarnish over age.... moreI think titanium will get oxidised easily which will prevent it from further changes . So in result titanium will remain same as you get it(titanium products) in your hands .

                    @GSMArena, please will you add info about the OS updates / how many years? I'd hate to land on a phone with only 2 years updates again. Thank you!

                      Nifol, 29 Oct 2023No card slot and no 3.5mm jack. Screw Xiaomi.Sadly nobody ever does nowadays. I could manage with no card slot but I'm so used to 3.5mm headphones that I would hate not having it. I'm just not a fan of BT headsets.:(

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                        • 29 Oct 2023

                        you have to suffer, 29 Oct 2023no need of those chemicals. titanium will tarnish over age.... moreYou makes no sense at all.

                        First you said titanium will tarnish in a few year, then gives example of 22 years old laptop? is 22 years "a few years"? and it was PAINTED! the thing that wore off was the paint, not the metal underneath.

                        Not only this but, I don't know if you are clueless or just plain ignorant, titanium WON'T tarnish, my example is the extreme condition, I said you can kill stainless steel with bleach but not titanium, it is one of the most corrosive-resistant material known to man!

                        I am literally a chemical engineer and you somehow thinks you are more knowledgeable than me in this field? where do you get this info? your mom?

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                          • 29 Oct 2023

                          No card slot and no 3.5mm jack. Screw Xiaomi.

                            bored ChemE, 29 Oct 2023Stop spreading misinfo lol, titanium will not tarnish unles... moreno need of those chemicals. titanium will tarnish over age. ever seen a laptop with titanium? it's the early powerbook g4.

                              Good camera vidéo fps

                                IShouldLeaveThisSite, 29 Oct 2023Yeah, 6000mah phones was never a norms anyway, ignore these... moreyep, and chip efficiency will make todays 5000, = to 6000 next year and so on
                                gsmarena dorks just need to find something in a phone to trash on💀

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                                  • 29 Oct 2023

                                  HyperionBurn, 29 Oct 2023and with that you'd use a thicker and heavier phone as... moreYeah, 6000mah phones was never a norms anyway, ignore these dunce, GSMArena's comments are some of the most braindead discussion I've come across, it's just brands circlejerk and shills.

                                  It's worth noting that these phones have elaborate cooling mechanism unseen on lower end phones. That's why those lower end phones are the most often seen with 5000mah+ battery and still have acceptable weight and dimension.

                                  You can't do flagship performance without cooling but with cooling you need to sacrifice the battery space otherwise you need to make it thicker and bigger.

                                  And look at the reply below bashing the weight, what do you think would happen if Xiaomi decided to increase the battery capacity?

                                  Can't please everyone, that's just how live is.

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                                    • 29 Oct 2023

                                    Geek 747, 29 Oct 2023Nice phone with not bad price tag but only in china, when g... moreNo need to speculate for it's price. We already have announced official prices.

                                      you have to suffer, 29 Oct 2023it would benefit longer run time. 6000mah would be a nice t... moreand with that you'd use a thicker and heavier phone as well? why do you need 1-2 more hours of battery when you can get 50% battery in 5 mins?

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                                        • 29 Oct 2023

                                        you have to suffer, 29 Oct 2023titanium are prone to tarnish in few years so take proper care.Stop spreading misinfo lol, titanium will not tarnish unless you have lab restricted chemical.

                                        I'll tell you this, stainless steel can be dissolved by HCl, a fairly common solvent, also used in your toilet cleaner.
                                        while titanium would need aqua regia, a highly dangerous substance that can and will kill you much more easily than hydrochloride acid.

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