Xiaomi Mi 9T
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- 05 Aug 2019
D., 05 Aug 2019Thanks for useful posts guys, sounds like more good news ab... moreJust remember - an AMOLED screen uses more power for more light produced, so a white wallpaper uses a LOT more battery than a black wallpaper, for the same screen brightness.
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- MSJ
- 05 Aug 2019
Thanks for useful posts guys, sounds like more good news about the phone.
I've never been using OLED screen for a long time period so kinda interested in quality, PWR flicker etc. So it's good to hear this one is pretty decent and that's why if, this is the one worth start with. (Actually, maybe I wouldn't mind exchange for top quality LCD and lower SAR value but that's just if and maybe I'd change my mind if I experienced it. Also I've seen phones with lower SAR but worse reception though it doesn't mean this is depending directly.) Funny thing is K20 has 'anti-flicker' option (as they told me), so at least it suggests they will update also here.
Please if you feel like someone write your opinion about low light daytime shots in a few words. It's known camera does well in good conditions but this is where some opinions differ.
That's it for now.
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- 05 Aug 2019
Hailay, 05 Aug 2019Mi9 se or mi 9t ?if you want a compact phone without headphone jack go for mi9se.
go for mi9t for bigger display and battery,headphone jack,notchless display.
Camera performance will be mostly equal.
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- 05 Aug 2019
Hailay, 05 Aug 2019Mi9 se or mi 9t ?I bought MI 9 SE and I'm happy with it
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- 05 Aug 2019
Mi9 se or mi 9t ?
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- 05 Aug 2019
Anonymous, 04 Aug 2019No DC dimming yet. I think it is available on xiaomi.eu, an... moreI didn't feel any gegative effects from the PWM either, but just in case i'm using the OLED saver (Doesn't even cause any weird colors, the only downside is maximum brightness is a bit lower than stock auto brightness, but that could be a good thing too - your screen won't suffer burn-in).
So far i really like the phone. It has the strongest cellular reception i've seen. Strongest speaker too. Headphone sound is loud and clear.
And in standby, with 2 sim cards and WiFi, it didn't lose 10%, it stayed at 100% during the night. Really impressive.
No heating too, except with camera usage or 4G downloading (And all 4G modules heat up, it can't be avoided).
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- Anonymous
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- 04 Aug 2019
D., 04 Aug 2019Hello there!
Since this phone is among my top candidates f... moreNo DC dimming yet. I think it is available on xiaomi.eu, and they promised to add it to the official firmware in a later update.
After reading all the scaremongering, I've been surprised by the screen. I don't notice any flicker even in the middle of the night with the lowest brightness setting, even though I am very sensitive to PWM flicker.
No heating issues on my unit, which I have been using for two weeks now.
10% battery per day on idle sounds about right.
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- MSJ
- 04 Aug 2019
Diego, 04 Aug 2019To colaborate with all that may have concerns about this de... moreHello there!
Since this phone is among my top candidates for purchase these days, I like the fact someone wrote more about it (what you surely did ;) ).
SAR value was already discussed here. According to that, it seems there's no need to worry anyhow. For more information than I keep in mind myself, put "SAR" into the search field below and then 'Search Opinions'.
Battery idle time confirms previous observations 10% daily.
Some users experience heating issues both when battery is charging and when SoC has some work to do. So if you could -later- leave a comment about your experience here it could be useful.
Secondly I'd like to confirm if there's DC dimming present. It should be in display settings as 'anti-flicker' option. So if you (or someone else) happen to bother take a look I'll be glad.
Other than that, I think I already know what I need so that's all from me. Phone's quite good and if not defective unit, everybody likes it.
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- 04 Aug 2019
Anonymous, 03 Aug 2019No but it uses the display insteadLight for face not flashlight then. My bad :s .
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- 04 Aug 2019
To colaborate with all that may have concerns about this device: after a long (long, long, long) quest, I finally chose the Mi 9T as my new buddy for the next two years (minimum). I was considerably hesitant because of the camera (there are so many comments about the fragility of the pop-up camera, and the general quality of images/videos) and processor (how long will it attend my usage before getting "too old"?). As many here may be doing, I watched dozens of videos, read many reviews, accompanied forums etc. Anyway, I ended up buying it, and yesterday it arrived to me. The results come below.
1. The box is compact and simple, but made of resistant material, what transmits certain confidence with what's inside.
2. The phone is beautiful (mine is black), more than you can see in videos or pictures, and while holding it you feel it weights enough for not to be heavy but to give that sensation of "not cheap thing, it was well made". Ah, the back glass loves fingerprints, and to protect it I'd get a case (other than the one that comes together), at least I bought one of my choice.
3. After turning the phone on, in less than two minutes I had a request to update the system.
4. Audio is good, audible and clean, even if not in maximum, at least in a room, for example. (Don't listen to anything without earphones when outside, please.)
5. The screen is beautiful indeed, the brightness was already good and pleasant, and when I noticed, it was only 50%, so imagine!
6. Battery consumed a little fast than I was expecting (10% in one hour) due to updates and primary adjustments, but I imagine it'll get better soon, it was the first usage. Standby consumption was 5% over 12 hours -- accurate test.
7. The cameras satisfied me, both frontal and rear, so giving ears to those many reviews can mess up with your ideas, making you only look for "the best" in terms of camera, but this one will attend you if you are not a pro in photography -- plus, I installed another camera app (most will know what I'm talking about) and it works well too. And the fragility of the pop-up camera is gone after I could touch it myself, and I'm not intending to take it to swimming pools or sandy/dusty areas constantly, and even if I do once in a while, it will be safe, it seems well built.
Well, I might be forgetting some details about my former concerns, but once with this phone in hands, they faded away.
The only thing that I'm now interested (more than concerned) in is the SAR value. Although some people said (even here in this forum) that it's high, does anyone know if it surpasses the recommended/acceptable limits?
Greetings from Brazil!
PS: I am updating from a deared Moto Z Play (first generation) that endured three years and was never a headache to me, and I'm satisfied with my new phone.
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- 04 Aug 2019
combe091, 03 Aug 2019Is this phone have any known problems ?common issue for some is the battery it gets heat when getting charge.
but I never encountered the issue, this might be getting fix through software update...
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- 03 Aug 2019
Is this phone have any known problems ?
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- Ng5
- 03 Aug 2019
D., 02 Aug 2019And that one is used as a flashlight??No but it uses the display instead
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- 03 Aug 2019
Max, 03 Aug 2019Why the SAR value is too high.For better network
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- 03 Aug 2019
Why the SAR value is too high.
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- 03 Aug 2019
Anonymous, 01 Aug 2019being a midrange processor doesn't mean it will not get hig... moreHFR on mobile legends are not available on this device...
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- gwi
- 03 Aug 2019
How no card slot poor option
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- 03 Aug 2019
I was used this phone for a week and it's a very good phone.
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- MFI
- 02 Aug 2019
Is there anti-flicker option in menu? (DC dimming present) Thanks.