9.3

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  • Screen8.0
  • Performance9.3
  • Camera8.4
  • Connectivity9.0
  • Battery9.0
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  • It has full N28/B28 band

    It can also connect to 5G nsa network.

    Pros
    • powerful speakers
    Cons
    • The refresh rate lags behind other competing products.
    • 8.5
    • Screen8.0
    • Performance9.0
    • Camera8.0
    • Connectivity8.0
    • Battery9.0
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    A very comprehensive phone.

    Design: The build quality of the black version isn't great; after some use, small white dots appear on the frame (possibly due to dust getting inside from using a phone case). For the dark blue version, the back can get scratched if enough force is applied. However, this can be easily resolved by applying a protective film (PPF) around the device. Performance: With the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, my daily experience is completely smooth, with no lag or stuttering. I can even play the most demanding AAA game on my phone, Wuthering Waves Ultra, smoothly on full settings. However, for some third-party applications like TikTok, X, etc., the optimization isn't very good, leading to the device getting slightly warm during use. Screen: For its price range, the panel still delivers good display quality. Even outdoors at maximum brightness, the screen is still clearly visible. The thin bezels provide a sharp display, even at the maximum resolution of 1.5K, thanks to Super Pixel technology. Battery: The 7560 mAh battery capacity on this device still meets my needs for heavy usage. If I use it less or for light tasks, the device can last until the second day without needing to be charged. The device supports fast wired charging up to 100W and wireless charging up to 50W, which is very fast, and I'm satisfied with that.
    Camera: The camera hardware is excellent with a triple 50MP camera setup. The main camera has a large 1/1.31" sensor, allowing for better low-light shooting. The 5X Periscope Telephoto camera is a huge plus, capable of up to 100x digital zoom. However, the software and image processing algorithms aren't as good as Xiaomi's flagship models (perhaps Xiaomi intentionally reduced the quality to maintain a competitive edge in camera performance for standard Xiaomi models). But for my experience, the camera on this phone is very good, significantly better than the iPhone 17 Pro Max I've held. For a near-premium phone, this is an exceptionally good camera. => This phone is truly perfect for me because it's so well-rounded.

    Pros
    • Long-lasting battery
    • Fast charging
    • Good performance
    • Periscope camera
    • Screen
    Cons
    • The paint quality on the machine's frame is not very good.
    • The device tends to overheat with apps that haven't been optimized.
    • HyperOS is not yet optimized very well.
    • 9.8
    • Screen8.0
    • Performance9.6
    • Camera8.7
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery9.0

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  • 8.9 Design & Materials
  • 9.1 Performance & Hardware
  • 8.1 Camera
  • 7.0 Connectivity
  • 8.6 Battery
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