Super fast charging < charging once at night while I’m sleeping and then my battery lasts all day and longer lifespan over time. This 210W charging is murdering that battery
@@MajestyBlue5 I don't know about this one but my OnePlus 10T has 160W charging. The phone learns your charing pattern and will charge much slower when it knows it will be at the charger for a couple of hours.
i would rather have a 5000mah battery with 67watt charging than having 4300mah battery wid insane 200watt charging, well leave 200, even 120watt is too much
That video is terrible and has too much sauce. Yeah totally the Redmi now became better than iPhones in cameras and everything yeap, totally this video is not sponsored to the heaven
@@hunhowshadow317 cheapness with a catch. It's might be hard to see, but it's just MTK fighting for the market share with help of these companies and Samsung also flexing and testing their new sensor before pushing it into the flagships. It's a win-win type of phone. It's not like someone grabbing your hand to click on this video or "Buy now" button. But just imagine if there weren't this kind of thing. Smartphones starting at 700$. More than a few months salary in some places. Would it be better for our digital society?
Quick Fire? I can see that happening to the batteries in this phone, charging with that much wattage. I would only charge it with it safely sitting in an oven.
iPhone user here: this is honestly so impressive and makes me feel like Apple ripped me off lol. Only thing I’d worry about with this phone is software updates but it still looks like an amazing deal
I know it's not what everyone asks, but more techy people would buy that phone, and install ported roms or other roms, redmi note 5 pro was released 5-6 years ago and this still gets developer support i.e Android 13
If you compare Xiaomi to Samsung, of course Samsung Will crush Xiaomi the long term update software. But Xiaomi's longevity update wasn't that bad, My Redmi Note 9 Pro got 2 years of Android Update. The thing is, their Chinese version was really good, compare to their Global version, which is real shit if you wanted a great experience.
i mean just look at the difference between iphone 13 and iphone 14..... there are none besides the e-sim on iphone 14 as there are no more iphones with normal sim locks in usa
My previous phone charged at 65W and it was ridiculously fast. It's probably one of the things I loved the most from that phone. Plug it in, and in less than 20 minutes my battery would be ready to go. Insane.
I'm using Redmi Note 9S for 2 years. When it launched, people was thinking the same that how much specs can Xiaomi put in this smartphone under 250 dollars. It has been a great smartphone for me. It launched with Android 10 and it's running on Android 12 and also in testing for Android 13 in China.
lol literally me aswell for 2 years bought straight from mi shop with discount, i kinda hate myself not getting the pro model for nfc chip, but money was thight back then, now im looking forward to 12 gen!
I also have it but I can't say I'm happy with it from the software side. Yes the hardware is insanely powerful and surprisingly affordable, (I got it for less than 200$) but the Xiaomi has filled their phones to the brim with bloatware and annoying limitations such as being unable to disable system apps, only launching mi video from the file manager and not play the video straight away like it used to. The phone needed a factory reset at about 1,5 years of ownership since it became unusable but that's probably because I have developer options on and side-load my own apps and I haven't seen anyone else complain about the same thing
Can I ask you a question? He's talking about fast charging, but not how long the phone lasts after the first charge. I would rather have a phone that takes an hour to charge but lasts the whole day. then something that I have to charge every couple of hours, which he never clarifies in his video. at this point his advertising. not reviewing.
a lot of redmis and pocos these days have ir blaster. nothing new. people also think xiaomis r bloated with ads when u will hardly ever notice an ad on a redmi these days. also, xiaomi phones receive quite a few years of software updates. arun in this video is actually quite wrong about xiaomi not updating its phones as much as samsung.
Thank you for showing all the people the fact with the screen off and UA-cam still running in the background with sound. Ive explored this like 2 months ago and it's pretty good to be true and yet so easy to use
@@SayoojGarrix not really, I have a good experience with xiaomi phones. I used to have a Xiaomi Mi A1 for 4 years until I just upgraded to the 11T Pro+ and it's great!
Xiaomi Redmi line usually ends up getting well supported by custom ROM's, including ones that give de-googled AOSP variants for those looking for privacy and streamlined performance. I am running Arrow OS using an Android 12.1 base (including recent October 2022 securities patches) on my Redmi Note 9 Pro, so it is possible to have updates for them well beyond what Xiaomi itself provides.
I wish there was a company that made custom phones that had that charging feature as an option. just imagine waking up and forgetting to charge your phone last night and as your getting ready it goes from 0 to 100 in 10 minutes. that's Ludacris but awesome!
This channel is not just the epitome of tech youtube, but youtube in general. The information shared, endless creativity and top notch dedication really makes me feel guilty for watching this for free. Every video is fantastic, thank you Arun.
Can we appreciate the attention to detail that this guy has? like, the fact that the time of the video matches the charging speed of the device he's covering I think that Arun has put time and effort into his videos that all of us have missed
I was flabbergasted to see an IR blaster on this phone. Its one thing I wish most phones had. If the S series still had the IR blaster I'd be completely content.
Thanks Boss Arun!!! I got this phone after checking out your review. I've been a Samsung fanboy and have gone out from there for the first time. This phone is being used as my office phone and needs to run Office apps all day. No lags or problems whatsoever. Great review.
Very weird to see technology changing so quickly! 15 years ago we waited about 4 hours to charge a phone and now there's a phone which can do it in 9 minutes!? Thanks for reviewing this very interesting 280£ phone.
@@muqaddasnaseem7223 Yea, but the only exception was Nokia. I had a bunch of Nokias which lasted 5-7 hours after a 4 hour charge and even days if you don't use them! Pretty much Nokia was ahead of its time.
Thanks Arun. The other thing about updates is that a lot of average users don't care about them or even find them annoying. Someone gave me my first Xiaomi a few years ago, an old Redmi 2, which I used till it died last year. Replaced it with a top spec Redmi 9 for USD100 which I will keep using until it too dies.
For those outside the US who wonder, Xiaomi's MIUI shares a lot of feature with Huawei's EMUI. I've seen quite a few mentions of people managing to get google services on Huawei phone, which you might want if software support is one of your main worries. I have a p30 lite, which was a mid-range phone from 2019, and it's still getting software updates. Not just security and minor updates but also major updates. Over the time I owned the phone I got from EMUI 10 to EMUI 12. It wasn't after the rest of their models too, got the 12 before any mention of that version's release was done online, there were only mentions of that update being announced a few weeks back.
You constructed your comment in a way that could suggest that xiaomi miui do not have google services which is not true Btw. You can get security updates, major updates for your android skin (I mean for example miui) and also major updates for android itself. So uou can get updates for android skin but not for android itself sometimes (but I don't know how does huawei makes it and.maybe they are more synhronized).
@@Daniel_VolumeDown What I said was that recent huawei phones do not come with google services. EMUI's major versions also do not follow android versions exactly. There are several variations of each EMUI version. They use a different android version as base. EMUI 12 for my phone is based on android 10, while for more recent phones, it can be a more recent one or harmony OS.
My theory is that most chinese brands are all under the wing of the same company, or rather under the same government. So many things seem to be shared between these devices. Poco, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oneplus, Oppo, may all be all the same... Another thing from China that also took over everything is, TikTok, which uses AI to completely rewire your brain. All these Chinese platforms and phone brands, are all built for one true purpose, to collect all the data of every citizen in this planet. There is a reason why the USA decided to ban Huawei, ZTE, Tiktok, and others. China, is slowly planning to take over the world, and they already have control over way too many things This is why, i would never trust xiaomi or huawei or any of these chinese phones, even if they were given away for free, which they kinda are now
@@aquaponieee Depending on the company, over 50% of them are under the Chinese government, so yes it's not a theory. Others have the same parent company, though. In the case of Huawei, it's more likely they bought MiUI & made modifications. A large source of revenues for Xiami has been software from the start
Thanks for pointing out the business model strategy at the end. Xiaomi isn't an altruistic company. No company is. They just have a different business model. They sell you feature packed devices for cheap to get you in then flip you for more expensive stuff. They use the "Freemium" strategy in not making any money initially but profiting down the line. Would also love to know the temperature the device is in while it's charging at that speed.
@@markevinlagsac3252 too much of a hassle. You have to turn on the phone, go to the IR app, look at the TV, search for the brand of TV in the app, search for the right TV model, then set it up and half the time you can't do much more than changing the channel and volume. And that's just one device. Or you could stand up, grab the remote and press the button. Don't be lazy.
@@g43654 First, you can have a shortcut of mi remote in home screen. It's a one time setup for each device, don't be lazy. Further, you always carry your phone, so having this feature is convenient. You can always use the dedicated remote but do you always carry your remote. If you lost your remote, you can easily get your phone as a substitute remote.
@@markevinlagsac3252 it may be useful to you but a total gimmick for me. Firstly, I control everything in my house with Google Home app and devices, I don't necessarily need to stand and point at things anymore, I can turn on my aircon from a location half way across the world if I wanted to. Secondly, the range of these IR blasters is abysmal, you must stand so close to the device to do anything, you might as well just grab the remote on the table, it's faster. Thirdly, I've never lost a remote in my life. And lastly, there's no reason why I need to manipulate a TV outside of my own home - it isn't mine to mess with. So yeah, do I miss an IR blaster? Nope, not at all.
You don't have to use it every day. I would have this charger with me in my bag for emergency. Extremely useful in a trip - just pop into some pub and ask to charge your phone for 10 minutes and you are good to go
it's a gimmick that will last maybe half a year of continuous use before the battery turns to sht and a year of continuous use would make the phone unusable
Can't tell about this one, but Redmi K20 and my current mi 12x and all previous ones had unlockable bootloader. You will void a warranty, but in most cases warranty lasts less than active updates, so no worries. Community is huge, there are many flavours, i bet you can find a bunch of pixel likes, with tons of others.
My phone has been unlocked for a year, and ive constantly checking xda forums if there were any new custom roms... but alas, there arent. This phone seems to have been forgotten way too soon.
Arun, thank you so much for reviewing this phone! Been looking forwards to purchase, and this makes me glad of being a sub for more than 2-3 years now!
you know i was just doing my work, somewhat paying attention to the video because ive already seen it before, and then it suddenly just ended. its really cool how you could get all the info across in less than 10 mins!
Xiaomi usually upgrades their android base software for about 2 years, then the miui for longer. So you can have miui being upgraded on older version android. Bottom line is the average user wouldn't really care. I've always used a Xiaomi phone, my pocophone F1 since 2018 still works great
Me too, I also had a xiaomi redmi note 5 for 4 years and its still pretty funcional, but recently I changed it for a new model just for the quick charge
I think it’s depends where you live. In France, Apple and Samsung are top sellers also because of long term support. Stats are the same all around the world (particularly in North America and Europe): people keep their phones longer so they want smartphones they can trust and they don’t want to put money 💰 💶 in a phone each 2 years. Good for you if your phone works well: personally, i would fear security issues but we are not all the same.😉
@@iAfroTech well I guess that's true, in Latin America xiaomi its a better option because many people can't afford to pay more than 100 dollars extra just for the brand, for many people its like half of their salary, so for the affordability many brands sell a lot of low range phones and xioami its one of the few that sells mid range phones closer to low range price, and in my experience a mid range phone can easily give you 4 years of use just for the hardware. Here many people don't care for the support because there's no support for low range phones, I have never had a phone with support before the xiaomi so that's why I think its a good option for the money
@@iAfroTech Any phones are hackable. Don't believe brands. If hackers can hack high security corporate servers then they can easily hack your phone lol. So security is a joke.
True, but i kind of dislike the fact that they just keep using these two 8mp ultrawide and 2mp macro all of the fucking time... And none of their falgships have either headphone jacks nor sd card slots
Why the hell people buy phones without a headphone jack and a memory slot? What's the point? What kind of stupid logic is this? Arrogant corporate tyrants are not giving us the basic features , what the f are they thinking? Why no one protest against these missing features? What kind of slavery is this? Are people dumb? If we unite and don't buy phones without headphone jack, then tyrants will have no choice but to include both jack and card slot. What's wrong with you people? These are mandatory essential features every phone must have.
The redmi series is great for an enthusiast and great value for anyone willing to install custom roms. Xiaomi is notorious for hampering phone performance with updates but for the price of the hardware it can easily be used for about 5 years or even more
Refreshing to see a mobile review after quite some time. Would love to see your reaction on the recent moto edge 30 series (fusion and ultra) if possible..
no, it probably will not. Xiaomi phones have always been pretty affordable in comparison to high end phones of Samsung or Apple, but people still do buy their phones, so no reason for those people to change their strategies.
@@MyriadCelestia The thing is, that nobody (at least in my country) really wants to be associated with very cheap Xiaomi phones, so most people buy iPhones or foldables instead, not for the actual phone itself, but just for the social status.
@@mr.sidious9163 An indication of swallow people with weak will. I buy the best device for value and features i want instead of social status. Besides now everyone has a smartphone that looks great. How much social status to this people expect to get just for paying for the overly expensive device?
Just changed from a decent Moto G31 with 10 watt charging to a OnePlus Nord CE3 5g lite with 67 watt charging. I didn't know what I was missing until I tried it! Even a quick 10 minute top up puts so much back in.
You catched that power brick so smoothly and your head exploded. Man your video quality is amazing. I'am questioning how long this video took to make. Good job.
This is really a BIG step up in every regard when it comes to Redmi phones. I mean spec wise they were always pushing the limits but now it even looks high end / Premium. If Apple would implement any of these features (in 10 years probably) they would make a huge deal out of it and give it a stupid name
iPhone doesn’t need to implement any of this other than software because it’s just simply unnecessary. If the phone battery can last all day without any issue, there is no reason for super fast charging.
@@hahahayi1017 when you charge 1k for a phone you need to implement every technology available, sadly apple uses old tech in their phones and people like you just settle with that
@@noventay4 I’d rather stick with older more reliable tech than new tech that xiao mi makes out of cheap components . I had a xiao mi phone before, battery expanded in a year and popped the screen and body apart.
@@BadrAlrawi well, it covers all the aspects one can expect out of a phone. And delivers much more! Besides, it feels lighter in weight than it seems on paper. A bit larger for some but I don't mind the extra screen real estate. It's perfect and ideal even, for consuming media. The only thing I worry is charging. Because it's insanely and freakishly fast which I'm not used to! & of course, the spec-sheet is just full of stuff for this phone which you probably know. so yeah, it's a great device in that price!
@@BadrAlrawi i bought a mix 4 when it came out. The full screen with underscreen camera is insane. For charging, it supports 120w charging too. And the feeling of not have to charge over night still feel unreal. I can have 20% battery when i wake up, and during my mornibg routine it will charge to 100% no problem
I've got Xiaomi 11T Pro and I was never happier with any phone that I had in the past like with this one. I got it for 400$ and it's performance is almost same as any 1000$ flagship. The fast charging caught my attention probably first, as it has 120W charger and can charge the phone in 15-20 minutes which I appreciate a lot as I easily forget to charge it before I go to sleep before work.
But Bloatware, Ads, No IP 68 Rating, No Material U with MIUI 13, No long term support and bugs. I don't know where you live but in France, your phone sales at 599€. I got a Poco since July: Snapdragon 870, Fast charging, 6.7' Amoled Screen, 64 MP OIS on main camera with 449€. I wanted to experience by myself, how Xiaomi phones work. Overall, this phone works but many small Issues.
How often do you find yourself charging? Ideally I'd rather have longer battery life over faster charging. I just don't know about the company it's self as well. Since it's a Chinese company and the CCP can dictate what they can and cannot do.
@@dianapennepacker6854 For me personally. Im charging basically everyday, this is just like having the possibility to skip charge the whole day and when waking up just plug it in take a shower and youre up to 100 Percent. I think its a game changer
@@iAfroTech I'm on the MI9T Pro Premium, and have no bloatware, no ads, no IP68 rating but it does meet the spec, just didn't certify, no material U is fine. No bugs on LTS version. Got it for $400NZD
@@dianapennepacker6854 your point on the ccp is fair but i cant really think of anything bad they can force the company to do, steal your data? well any other brand isnt much better in that regard lol
7:50 Toss GCam on that and tune it up properly and that will be a very VERY different story. I have 8.4 running on my Note 10 Pro and all the cameras went from ok at best to destructively good. The front camera is actually too good to the point I don't like it. Even for the increased audio bitrate and 4k video on the selfie cam it's worth the effort installing and tuning it up.
4:34 ARE YOU ACTUALLY SERIOUS!? have my Xiaomi phone for more than 2 years and you just made me discover this functionality! 🤯 Thank you! (btw I haven't buy the premium thing of YT)
1:05 such a weird thing to be surprised about. Google Apple and Samsung care about longevity and they want the battery to last for 4+ years. The ultra fast charging is just another thing that makes the phone unusable in one year because of the battery health. Obviously they include it so that you use it and have to replace the battery every year, or buy a new phone. This is not a feature that I would praise.
i love your videos they are sub-lime, I have watched your videos several times and I still don't think they are boring and they all got the best ideas!
Would love to see a comparison of this and the Motorola Edge 30 Ultra. Very similar camera and charging specs but the Moto is more of a flagship device. Also comes with a 125w charger!
So the next second fastest charger is the 180 W with the Infinix ZERO ULTRA, full charge in 12 mins. (My charging experiment got 15 mins) Loving the tech advancement especially with that 210 W super fast charging! Enjoying your videos all the way!!!
I love those software options. Removing people and objects from pics is on the new pixels built in. And being able to listen to UA-cam with the screen off without paying for UA-cam Premium is great. Those are things i would use daily. And the charging quickly is also convenient since I watch/listen all day long. This would pair well with my Anker bluetooth earphones that last 24 hours.
Although the note series is amazing im definetly aiming towards to Poco's, while the Note's are really camera oriented the Poco's can definetly get better performance.
pocos unfortunately also have janky software and support. redmis r usually far better in both departments. get a note 12 pro+ and u should be set for the next 3+ years. and yes, I know someone will say "but my poco has great software, u r lying". no I'm not lying. google it. just bcoz ur poco is fine doesn't mean its the same for everyone. just like the 4090 12vhpwr connector.
@@Dark.Syndicate I wont be buying nothing right now, probably next year, and I agree on the software part, but performance wise Poco absolutely smashes, the F4 Pro while having a decent camera, great battery and display allows you to max out settings in most of the games, and maybe I'm not the most hardcore gamer but i do play a lot so its important to me that the phone is still doing fine after like 1.5 hours of gaming.
@@nickinthelead7904 Not really, you can get their Lite versions. They usually the same price as the notes and pocos and you get decent cameras and performance.
the redmis where always insane when it came to camera specs. the redmi note 7 had a 48mp camera when other phones where at like 12mp. 4300mah is enough tbh.
9:02 I've had to switch back to my Redmi note 9 recently, and was amazed to learn that a phone I bought for £150 in 2020 is set to MIUI 14 later this year, which will mean its had 3 years of major. updates. This wasnt planned but potentially this phone could have the same
As a user for about a year of Xiaomi 11T pro 5G with the 120W charger ( 0 - 100 ) in 18 minutes, the whole idea of dual battery setup is great and I can tell you after daily charging maybe few times twice per day the battery level still at 100% on capacity.
@@K4nj surge chip only prevents overvoltage. It doesn't help natural battery degradation. X amount of cycles is battery at optimal health conditions. Definitely not 100% for about a year. For reference my brand new Poco X4 GT is at 95% using Accubattery Pro.
I’ve never heard of Xiaomi and the few people I’ve met who’ve had a Huawei phone have said they didn’t like it, so I was expecting those to be the lowest. I expected Apple and Samsung to be much higher, so I was quite surprised by the results, though like he says, it is based on just one call.
Getting 2 year andriod update is enough in my opinion more over xiaomi phones has insane custom rom support... still rocking redmi 7a from 2019 with crdroid
Why the hell people buy phones without a headphone jack and a memory slot? What's the point? What kind of stupid logic is this? Arrogant corporate tyrants are not giving us the basic features , what the f are they thinking? Why no one protest against these missing features? What kind of slavery is this? Are people dumb? If we unite and don't buy phones without headphone jack, then tyrants will have no choice but to include both jack and card slot. What's wrong with you people? These are mandatory essential features every phone must have.
I had to make a decision between Samsung Galaxy A53 and Xiaomi 11T Pro. What immediately attracted me about the Xiaomi was 120 watt charging. What I liked about the Samsung was the in display fingerprint scanner. But in the end it was a nobrainer for the Xiaomi. Fast charging is just so friggin useful man.
How important is Fast Charging to you? 🤔
For why 5G kind of sucks: ua-cam.com/video/SRz6Kc_aqEg/v-deo.html
it just sucks
Really important to me. Have anker’s 65 watt and battery bank hybrid charger
2 mins after upload 1k views and 674 comments damn
Veryyyyy important!
not important. i charge my phone overnight. it doesnt matter if it takes 20mins or 2 hours
That charge time is insane. I wish more flagships could have features like this
Super fast charging < charging once at night while I’m sleeping and then my battery lasts all day and longer lifespan over time. This 210W charging is murdering that battery
@@MajestyBlue5 I don't know about this one but my OnePlus 10T has 160W charging. The phone learns your charing pattern and will charge much slower when it knows it will be at the charger for a couple of hours.
@@MajestyBlue5 yeah I'd prefer to have longer battery life that lasts me the day instead of a phone that charges fast
@@toetertijd yeah it gives me 8+ hours screentime on 60hz
i would rather have a 5000mah battery with 67watt charging than having 4300mah battery wid insane 200watt charging, well leave 200, even 120watt is too much
After seeing Arun speaking hindi on WIRED is another level of satisfaction
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@@imtushal wired interview
Yep 🤣
So true tho😊
Exactly 😂
The quality and amount of information packed in such a quick fire video is positively astounding.
That video is terrible and has too much sauce. Yeah totally the Redmi now became better than iPhones in cameras and everything yeap, totally this video is not sponsored to the heaven
@@hunhowshadow317 It's Redmi, but whatever
@@vadnegru Yeah ok They are pretty much the same gang
@@hunhowshadow317 cheapness with a catch. It's might be hard to see, but it's just MTK fighting for the market share with help of these companies and Samsung also flexing and testing their new sensor before pushing it into the flagships. It's a win-win type of phone. It's not like someone grabbing your hand to click on this video or "Buy now" button.
But just imagine if there weren't this kind of thing. Smartphones starting at 700$. More than a few months salary in some places. Would it be better for our digital society?
Quick Fire? I can see that happening to the batteries in this phone, charging with that much wattage. I would only charge it with it safely sitting in an oven.
Xiaomi has one of the best budget to mid range phone out there for such an incredible price range.
That's why most people love xiaomi
Thats china alright
They are the best
indeed, their Redmi phones and budget/midrangers are great value
@@exin69bro iphone is made in china too
iPhone user here: this is honestly so impressive and makes me feel like Apple ripped me off lol. Only thing I’d worry about with this phone is software updates but it still looks like an amazing deal
I know it's not what everyone asks, but more techy people would buy that phone, and install ported roms or other roms, redmi note 5 pro was released 5-6 years ago and this still gets developer support i.e Android 13
@@anudeepdesai damn
I'm better than Mrwhosetheboss, My content is better!
Lol, I wouldn't recommend it. Xiaomi has built in ads 😂
If you compare Xiaomi to Samsung, of course Samsung Will crush Xiaomi the long term update software. But Xiaomi's longevity update wasn't that bad, My Redmi Note 9 Pro got 2 years of Android Update. The thing is, their Chinese version was really good, compare to their Global version, which is real shit if you wanted a great experience.
He made the video 9 minutes long - the dedication to make top quality videos is unreal
the time that you need to charge that phone.....
9 minutes and 21 seconds - like 210W charging power!
@@Airton2 cuts
so if i laterally started charging the phone before I watched the video its already full... Lol
@@eaxsylikesmayo nah shit
This guy is on fire !! Another new video in such a short time, still the content quality is at the top. He has made youtube as interesting as ever.
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Is it a new spam??
@@fuzzysloth6373 IRK
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I hope other companies take notes. If they charge premium, they should really deliver premium, and right now the bar has been set a bit too low.
i mean just look at the difference between iphone 13 and iphone 14..... there are none besides the e-sim on iphone 14 as there are no more iphones with normal sim locks in usa
@@33eraerie 13 had esim
@@sundejboty09 it did but now 14 is only e-sim in usa. The foto processing should be a tiny bit better tho. Much difference between 13 and 14 😒
Yeah no. I would rather it be supported longer
Don't worry. Apple successfully removed charger from the box for this reason. They will release 60W charger for 150$ soon.
My previous phone charged at 65W and it was ridiculously fast. It's probably one of the things I loved the most from that phone.
Plug it in, and in less than 20 minutes my battery would be ready to go. Insane.
Mines 67 by redmi for 300 dollars converted
Same, I have 66w and it's absolutely crazy
I have 33W and it's faster than I'd ever need it to be imo. Wouldn't buy much slower though. I'm spoiled.
My xiaomi 11t pro has 120w, charge in 17 minutes
Mine is a 67w one and honestly it's such a game changer
I'm using Redmi Note 9S for 2 years. When it launched, people was thinking the same that how much specs can Xiaomi put in this smartphone under 250 dollars.
It has been a great smartphone for me.
It launched with Android 10 and it's running on Android 12 and also in testing for Android 13 in China.
I'm also using a Redmi note 9s and it has been fantastic so far for my 2 years of ownership
lol literally me aswell for 2 years bought straight from mi shop with discount, i kinda hate myself not getting the pro model for nfc chip, but money was thight back then, now im looking forward to 12 gen!
Same redmi note 9 s gang
same here!
I also have it but I can't say I'm happy with it from the software side. Yes the hardware is insanely powerful and surprisingly affordable, (I got it for less than 200$) but the Xiaomi has filled their phones to the brim with bloatware and annoying limitations such as being unable to disable system apps, only launching mi video from the file manager and not play the video straight away like it used to. The phone needed a factory reset at about 1,5 years of ownership since it became unusable but that's probably because I have developer options on and side-load my own apps and I haven't seen anyone else complain about the same thing
The amount of energy and effort Arun put in his videos is Mi-nd blowing.
5:29 nice work editor!
You guys have really been pumping out HIGH quality videos lately, no video ever disappoints. Great job 👏
@@InstagramUser2 Hell no
@@InstagramUser2 nah bro
@@InstagramUser2 Heck no
Can I ask you a question? He's talking about fast charging, but not how long the phone lasts after the first charge. I would rather have a phone that takes an hour to charge but lasts the whole day. then something that I have to charge every couple of hours, which he never clarifies in his video. at this point his advertising. not reviewing.
@@TheRealSpeedWolf good point
I miss having a head phone jack and an IR blaster! I used to have that on my LG G2. This phone is very nostalgic!
what is the use of IR blaster ? what does it do ? i never used it, since of course i never knew what it does, and i still don't know.
@@whitelivesmatter7709 used in universal remotes and im sure it has other uses
a lot of redmis and pocos these days have ir blaster. nothing new. people also think xiaomis r bloated with ads when u will hardly ever notice an ad on a redmi these days. also, xiaomi phones receive quite a few years of software updates. arun in this video is actually quite wrong about xiaomi not updating its phones as much as samsung.
@@whitelivesmatter7709 pretty much a gimmick, an IR blaster is the same thing that's used in a TV remote
@@whitelivesmatter7709 You can use it to control your TV and AC.
Thank you for showing all the people the fact with the screen off and UA-cam still running in the background with sound. Ive explored this like 2 months ago and it's pretty good to be true and yet so easy to use
Honestly, what more could you possibly want for $350? Super-fast charging, a great main camera, solid processor and it even has a headphone jack!
And a hard brick after each updates
Yeah everything good just don't update the software
@@SayoojGarrix not really, I have a good experience with xiaomi phones. I used to have a Xiaomi Mi A1 for 4 years until I just upgraded to the 11T Pro+ and it's great!
Not get ads for just having this phone and not being spied on by China, unreasonable amount of updates, etc
@@jumbomuffin1316 would you rather be spied by the country you live in or china? china wouldnt be able to do anything with your data
I was definitely not expecting that at 5:32! And kudos to the graphics team - it looked pretty convincing.
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Xiaomi Redmi line usually ends up getting well supported by custom ROM's, including ones that give de-googled AOSP variants for those looking for privacy and streamlined performance. I am running Arrow OS using an Android 12.1 base (including recent October 2022 securities patches) on my Redmi Note 9 Pro, so it is possible to have updates for them well beyond what Xiaomi itself provides.
Not the mediatek chips tho they hardly have any custom dev support you're lucky only if you have a Snapdragon one
Chin - thanks, good info to know when picking a future phone, Qualcomm + custom ROM's ftw
miatoll gang 🙌🙌
Who needs custom roms, there are gsis that works flawless on mediatek.
But the average user won't care or invest the time into learning how to install custom ROMs.
I wish there was a company that made custom phones that had that charging feature as an option. just imagine waking up and forgetting to charge your phone last night and as your getting ready it goes from 0 to 100 in 10 minutes. that's Ludacris but awesome!
This channel is not just the epitome of tech youtube, but youtube in general. The information shared, endless creativity and top notch dedication really makes me feel guilty for watching this for free. Every video is fantastic, thank you Arun.
That's great bro
Go ahead and send him your bank card info if you really feel that way, I'm thinking he'd put it to good use, making even more good content.
*gluck gluck*, thats how you shouldve finished that
🤓
the amount of times i've seen this exact comment on every channel I watch is astounding
5:34 mrwhosetheboss became an r-rated channel oh my god lol
HE’S DEAD NOOOO 😭😭😭
He did not actually.
It's only a joke as much.
@@olivesouch6423 they knew
“Hey guys, I guess that’s it.”
Can we appreciate the attention to detail that this guy has?
like, the fact that the time of the video matches the charging speed of the device he's covering
I think that Arun has put time and effort into his videos that all of us have missed
@@ipbakon6782 it kinda matches
@InstagramUser2 troll
@@InstagramUser2 that can't be true even in ur wildest dreams.
@@InstagramUser2 fatherless child
it doesnt , 9:50 vs 9:21. My guess is that's just a coincidence. Agree with the attention to detail tho :)
I was flabbergasted to see an IR blaster on this phone. Its one thing I wish most phones had. If the S series still had the IR blaster I'd be completely content.
sameeee, I fricking love IR blasters
I miss IR blasters just to mess with people with
every mi device has that
Their Poco phones also have them, I have the poco m3 pro 5g.
Just because the S series has an IR blaster doesn't mean that it's component with this beast
Watching Arun in his videos is like watching a kid in a candy store, toy store or riding a go kart! His childlike enthusiasm is infectious! ❤😂
Covid 19 is also infectious.
Arun is a HINDU, do you know☺️? We are very smart..
4:35 Hell yeah!!! The fact that UA-cam makes you pay extra for a feature like this is ridiculous!
Hands down, highest quality tech videos on UA-cam! Cheers!
Thanks Boss Arun!!! I got this phone after checking out your review. I've been a Samsung fanboy and have gone out from there for the first time. This phone is being used as my office phone and needs to run Office apps all day. No lags or problems whatsoever. Great review.
Very weird to see technology changing so quickly! 15 years ago we waited about 4 hours to charge a phone and now there's a phone which can do it in 9 minutes!? Thanks for reviewing this very interesting 280£ phone.
Lol also it would take 2 hours for the phone to go from 100 to 0 for a 4 hour charge :p
@@muqaddasnaseem7223 Yea, but the only exception was Nokia. I had a bunch of Nokias which lasted 5-7 hours after a 4 hour charge and even days if you don't use them! Pretty much Nokia was ahead of its time.
Thanks Arun. The other thing about updates is that a lot of average users don't care about them or even find them annoying.
Someone gave me my first Xiaomi a few years ago, an old Redmi 2, which I used till it died last year. Replaced it with a top spec Redmi 9 for USD100 which I will keep using until it too dies.
probably you will switch directly for 6G
Same am still using android 8 and i still didnt find any issues (i mean i dont use it intensively)
For those outside the US who wonder, Xiaomi's MIUI shares a lot of feature with Huawei's EMUI. I've seen quite a few mentions of people managing to get google services on Huawei phone, which you might want if software support is one of your main worries.
I have a p30 lite, which was a mid-range phone from 2019, and it's still getting software updates. Not just security and minor updates but also major updates. Over the time I owned the phone I got from EMUI 10 to EMUI 12. It wasn't after the rest of their models too, got the 12 before any mention of that version's release was done online, there were only mentions of that update being announced a few weeks back.
You constructed your comment in a way that could suggest that xiaomi miui do not have google services which is not true
Btw. You can get security updates, major updates for your android skin (I mean for example miui) and also major updates for android itself. So uou can get updates for android skin but not for android itself sometimes (but I don't know how does huawei makes it and.maybe they are more synhronized).
@@Daniel_VolumeDown What I said was that recent huawei phones do not come with google services. EMUI's major versions also do not follow android versions exactly. There are several variations of each EMUI version. They use a different android version as base. EMUI 12 for my phone is based on android 10, while for more recent phones, it can be a more recent one or harmony OS.
My theory is that most chinese brands are all under the wing of the same company, or rather under the same government. So many things seem to be shared between these devices. Poco, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oneplus, Oppo, may all be all the same... Another thing from China that also took over everything is, TikTok, which uses AI to completely rewire your brain. All these Chinese platforms and phone brands, are all built for one true purpose, to collect all the data of every citizen in this planet. There is a reason why the USA decided to ban Huawei, ZTE, Tiktok, and others. China, is slowly planning to take over the world, and they already have control over way too many things
This is why, i would never trust xiaomi or huawei or any of these chinese phones, even if they were given away for free, which they kinda are now
@@aquaponieee Depending on the company, over 50% of them are under the Chinese government, so yes it's not a theory. Others have the same parent company, though. In the case of Huawei, it's more likely they bought MiUI & made modifications. A large source of revenues for Xiami has been software from the start
4:17 The Chinese sure are good at that!
Oh.
☺️😳
Lol
0:10 Well, I was not expecting to hear that price
Thanks for pointing out the business model strategy at the end. Xiaomi isn't an altruistic company. No company is. They just have a different business model. They sell you feature packed devices for cheap to get you in then flip you for more expensive stuff. They use the "Freemium" strategy in not making any money initially but profiting down the line.
Would also love to know the temperature the device is in while it's charging at that speed.
I loved the IR blaster! This is the one feature I miss the most and could've been added with a minimum cost.
What are IR blasters used for nowadays? I have no idea 🤔
@@bradleyklein7711 you can use it as a universal remote for your aircon, tv, fan, set-top box, projector, dvd, etc.
@@markevinlagsac3252 too much of a hassle. You have to turn on the phone, go to the IR app, look at the TV, search for the brand of TV in the app, search for the right TV model, then set it up and half the time you can't do much more than changing the channel and volume. And that's just one device.
Or you could stand up, grab the remote and press the button. Don't be lazy.
@@g43654 First, you can have a shortcut of mi remote in home screen. It's a one time setup for each device, don't be lazy. Further, you always carry your phone, so having this feature is convenient. You can always use the dedicated remote but do you always carry your remote. If you lost your remote, you can easily get your phone as a substitute remote.
@@markevinlagsac3252 it may be useful to you but a total gimmick for me. Firstly, I control everything in my house with Google Home app and devices, I don't necessarily need to stand and point at things anymore, I can turn on my aircon from a location half way across the world if I wanted to. Secondly, the range of these IR blasters is abysmal, you must stand so close to the device to do anything, you might as well just grab the remote on the table, it's faster. Thirdly, I've never lost a remote in my life. And lastly, there's no reason why I need to manipulate a TV outside of my own home - it isn't mine to mess with. So yeah, do I miss an IR blaster? Nope, not at all.
If this is possible today, imagine what phones are going to be like in two years from now!! This is so cool! Xiaomi is killing it, holy shit!
Xiaomi has been killing it for a long time it’s just they are underrated
@erickmenjivar1087 right? I feel you, they're way too underrated!
Apart from the UI problems , Xiaomi 🥵
these batteries are dead within 6 months
@@erickmenjivar1087where are you from?? Well Xiaomi is the King of Midrange here in Asia for a long time..
This 210Watt charging is really impressive, I just wonder how warm it gets and how long that battery will survive charging so fast?
You don't have to use it every day. I would have this charger with me in my bag for emergency. Extremely useful in a trip - just pop into some pub and ask to charge your phone for 10 minutes and you are good to go
Surprisingly it doesn't get too warm because the charging slows down in the last 10% or so
it's a gimmick that will last maybe half a year of continuous use before the battery turns to sht and a year of continuous use would make the phone unusable
@@godders9300 it's still 90% of battery charged in less than 7 mins, which is A LOT. This is like 1/10th of an electric kettle!
@@tester1991 it's GAN, so it doesn't get super hot
Damn I didn't even know how good these budget phones have got. Thanks for keeping us up to date with these gems!
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2:11 how many iPhone cables do you have!?
A minute of silence for those who are still buying iphone se instead of this phone
There's always an option for custom ROM if it's supported well enough.
Can't tell about this one, but Redmi K20 and my current mi 12x and all previous ones had unlockable bootloader. You will void a warranty, but in most cases warranty lasts less than active updates, so no worries. Community is huge, there are many flavours, i bet you can find a bunch of pixel likes, with tons of others.
My personal preference is havoc os. but my new phone's bootloader is locked 🔒🥲
mtk is good for custom and alot of devs are open for it
plus you dont need to wait 7 days to unlock, its an instant unlock
@@beatspopo my last 2 were chinese models so they came in unlocked. But most of them has that 7 days period. I will found out in a year or two.
My phone has been unlocked for a year, and ive constantly checking xda forums if there were any new custom roms... but alas, there arent. This phone seems to have been forgotten way too soon.
This phone might just set a precedent for future phones when it comes to midrange phones
Yo that catch at 5:04 Wass awesome .... I haven't seen a perfectly timed catchh everr!
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Wow
3:55 "expected to crippled with ads, but I havent seen any" crying in China version of this phone
Xiaomi’s scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should
And that's what makes Xiaomi the best
Okay Ian Malcom, there are not creating dinosaurs here lol
@@jordz1018 but they have the worst software, full of bugs.
old, copy pasta statement. why don't u criticize oneplus for its 150+ watt charging too?
@@giqxo I've had a good experience with it somehow😅😅
Arun, thank you so much for reviewing this phone! Been looking forwards to purchase, and this makes me glad of being a sub for more than 2-3 years now!
Love the commitment
Man that thing charges fast
you know i was just doing my work, somewhat paying attention to the video because ive already seen it before, and then it suddenly just ended. its really cool how you could get all the info across in less than 10 mins!
Xiaomi usually upgrades their android base software for about 2 years, then the miui for longer. So you can have miui being upgraded on older version android. Bottom line is the average user wouldn't really care. I've always used a Xiaomi phone, my pocophone F1 since 2018 still works great
Me too, I also had a xiaomi redmi note 5 for 4 years and its still pretty funcional, but recently I changed it for a new model just for the quick charge
I think it’s depends where you live. In France, Apple and Samsung are top sellers also because of long term support.
Stats are the same all around the world (particularly in North America and Europe): people keep their phones longer so they want smartphones they can trust and they don’t want to put money 💰 💶 in a phone each 2 years.
Good for you if your phone works well: personally, i would fear security issues but we are not all the same.😉
@@iAfroTech well I guess that's true, in Latin America xiaomi its a better option because many people can't afford to pay more than 100 dollars extra just for the brand, for many people its like half of their salary, so for the affordability many brands sell a lot of low range phones and xioami its one of the few that sells mid range phones closer to low range price, and in my experience a mid range phone can easily give you 4 years of use just for the hardware. Here many people don't care for the support because there's no support for low range phones, I have never had a phone with support before the xiaomi so that's why I think its a good option for the money
@@iAfroTech Any phones are hackable. Don't believe brands. If hackers can hack high security corporate servers then they can easily hack your phone lol. So security is a joke.
Love this guy at times. His tech knowledge in the phone game is invaluable and fun.
Keep up the great work man! Thanks for consistently pushing out great videos!
This video felt like a ad. And it made me want this phone🤣
Insane value! Xaomi need the recognition they deserve
Yeah but I wish they allowed to lock bootloader after installing custom rom
True, but i kind of dislike the fact that they just keep using these two 8mp ultrawide and 2mp macro all of the fucking time... And none of their falgships have either headphone jacks nor sd card slots
They do allow bootloader unlocking wym they don't allow? Been using my redmi note 5 pro in android 13 lmao
Nvm I misread why do u need to lock the bootloader anyways ?
Why the hell people buy phones without a headphone jack and a memory slot? What's the point? What kind of stupid logic is this? Arrogant corporate tyrants are not giving us the basic features , what the f are they thinking?
Why no one protest against these missing features? What kind of slavery is this? Are people dumb?
If we unite and don't buy phones without headphone jack, then tyrants will have no choice but to include both jack and card slot. What's wrong with you people? These are mandatory essential features every phone must have.
Man Arun never misses when it comes to content🙌🔥🔥
The redmi series is great for an enthusiast and great value for anyone willing to install custom roms. Xiaomi is notorious for hampering phone performance with updates but for the price of the hardware it can easily be used for about 5 years or even more
I love your videos they cure my boredom! Keep making these videos i enjoy them too much.
The number of times that Arun splashed the phone with water in this video is hilarious
Refreshing to see a mobile review after quite some time. Would love to see your reaction on the recent moto edge 30 series (fusion and ultra) if possible..
This phone might just set a precedent for future phones when it comes to pricing
no, it probably will not. Xiaomi phones have always been pretty affordable in comparison to high end phones of Samsung or Apple, but people still do buy their phones, so no reason for those people to change their strategies.
@@MyriadCelestia And this has also been the reason Xiaomi beats Samsung and Apple in sales in my country within just 9 years of launch🤣🤣
@@moonlaid2689 my country as well lol
@@MyriadCelestia The thing is, that nobody (at least in my country) really wants to be associated with very cheap Xiaomi phones, so most people buy iPhones or foldables instead, not for the actual phone itself, but just for the social status.
@@mr.sidious9163 An indication of swallow people with weak will.
I buy the best device for value and features i want instead of social status.
Besides now everyone has a smartphone that looks great. How much social status to this people expect to get just for paying for the overly expensive device?
Just changed from a decent Moto G31 with 10 watt charging to a OnePlus Nord CE3 5g lite with 67 watt charging. I didn't know what I was missing until I tried it! Even a quick 10 minute top up puts so much back in.
3:45 His voice reminds me a lot the voice of Kitt in Night Rider 😅
Insane value truly! Xiaomi need the recognition they deserve
You catched that power brick so smoothly and your head exploded. Man your video quality is amazing. I'am questioning how long this video took to make. Good job.
Much love to Arun for uploading such high quality content so consistently.. The editing and flow is just perfect..
straight up love
Thats what you get from high paid salary youtuber from youtube
It's crazy how I have the Note 10 Pro and there are insane differences while I'm only 2 models behind.
Exponential tech advancement. It’s hard to keep up. 😂
Same. I'm really tempted to get the pro+ 5g
Same here
The Redmi note 12 is absolutely crazy for that price! keep up the good work arun.
Os support is not an issue with Custom Roms
Me looking at the ridiculous thumbnail: it's Xiaomi isn't it?
_reading the title_ it is, isn't it?
0:17: called it
I do love an IR blaster. It's a small thing that makes a difference. Especially on holidays when the AC is locked out😛
This is really a BIG step up in every regard when it comes to Redmi phones.
I mean spec wise they were always pushing the limits but now it even looks high end / Premium.
If Apple would implement any of these features (in 10 years probably) they would make a huge deal out of it and give it a stupid name
Contact me for your reward 🎊🎁
You know iphone, they are the shittiest company to ever exist
iPhone doesn’t need to implement any of this other than software because it’s just simply unnecessary. If the phone battery can last all day without any issue, there is no reason for super fast charging.
@@hahahayi1017 when you charge 1k for a phone you need to implement every technology available, sadly apple uses old tech in their phones and people like you just settle with that
@@noventay4 I’d rather stick with older more reliable tech than new tech that xiao mi makes out of cheap components . I had a xiao mi phone before, battery expanded in a year and popped the screen and body apart.
Fun fact: this video is “9 minutes”
You can Charge your phone during this video~
Another fun fact it's 9.21 minutes
Lol@@EhsanGaming876
another fun fact: its 9 minutes 21 seconds and 324 milliseconds @@EhsanGaming876
@@EhsanGaming876 9.35*
I recently bought Xiaomi 11T Pro, which has 120 W wired fast charging. And yes, as Arun said, it feels unreal.
How is it? I was almost gonna buy the phone but I decided against it.
I have the same phone and it's pretty good
@@BadrAlrawi well, it covers all the aspects one can expect out of a phone. And delivers much more!
Besides, it feels lighter in weight than it seems on paper. A bit larger for some but I don't mind the extra screen real estate. It's perfect and ideal even, for consuming media.
The only thing I worry is charging. Because it's insanely and freakishly fast which I'm not used to!
& of course, the spec-sheet is just full of stuff for this phone which you probably know. so yeah, it's a great device in that price!
@@bl3ndingsn0w13 indeed it is!
@@BadrAlrawi i bought a mix 4 when it came out. The full screen with underscreen camera is insane. For charging, it supports 120w charging too. And the feeling of not have to charge over night still feel unreal. I can have 20% battery when i wake up, and during my mornibg routine it will charge to 100% no problem
I've got Xiaomi 11T Pro and I was never happier with any phone that I had in the past like with this one. I got it for 400$ and it's performance is almost same as any 1000$ flagship. The fast charging caught my attention probably first, as it has 120W charger and can charge the phone in 15-20 minutes which I appreciate a lot as I easily forget to charge it before I go to sleep before work.
But Bloatware, Ads, No IP 68 Rating, No Material U with MIUI 13, No long term support and bugs. I don't know where you live but in France, your phone sales at 599€.
I got a Poco since July: Snapdragon 870, Fast charging, 6.7' Amoled Screen, 64 MP OIS on main camera with 449€.
I wanted to experience by myself, how Xiaomi phones work. Overall, this phone works but many small Issues.
How often do you find yourself charging? Ideally I'd rather have longer battery life over faster charging.
I just don't know about the company it's self as well. Since it's a Chinese company and the CCP can dictate what they can and cannot do.
@@dianapennepacker6854 For me personally. Im charging basically everyday, this is just like having the possibility to skip charge the whole day and when waking up just plug it in take a shower and youre up to 100 Percent. I think its a game changer
@@iAfroTech I'm on the MI9T Pro Premium, and have no bloatware, no ads, no IP68 rating but it does meet the spec, just didn't certify, no material U is fine. No bugs on LTS version. Got it for $400NZD
@@dianapennepacker6854 your point on the ccp is fair but i cant really think of anything bad they can force the company to do, steal your data? well any other brand isnt much better in that regard lol
7:50 Toss GCam on that and tune it up properly and that will be a very VERY different story. I have 8.4 running on my Note 10 Pro and all the cameras went from ok at best to destructively good. The front camera is actually too good to the point I don't like it. Even for the increased audio bitrate and 4k video on the selfie cam it's worth the effort installing and tuning it up.
The note 10 pro has a snapdragon chip and the 12 pro has a mediatek chip and mediatek has had a history of not supporting gcam and custom rom
4:34 ARE YOU ACTUALLY SERIOUS!?
have my Xiaomi phone for more than 2 years and you just made me discover this functionality! 🤯
Thank you!
(btw I haven't buy the premium thing of YT)
4:53
Dr.Astley
1:05 such a weird thing to be surprised about. Google Apple and Samsung care about longevity and they want the battery to last for 4+ years. The ultra fast charging is just another thing that makes the phone unusable in one year because of the battery health. Obviously they include it so that you use it and have to replace the battery every year, or buy a new phone. This is not a feature that I would praise.
7:32 [Yamete kudasai] Only legends knows the true meaning of that blurring style ( ͡ ͡° ͜つ ͡͡° )
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The sound playing with the screen off was a default feature of youtube. It was removed to put it behind a paywall
7:05 I can tell you didn’t even use the 48 megapixel mode on the iPhone. Good one
Shhhh it’s 400 he has to make it look good
9:16 , when Arun says that 'NOTHING is free', but you know it actually isn't.
8:02 how many times did u do that?
i love your videos they are sub-lime, I have watched your videos several times and I still don't think they are boring and they all got the best ideas!
Would love to see a comparison of this and the Motorola Edge 30 Ultra. Very similar camera and charging specs but the Moto is more of a flagship device. Also comes with a 125w charger!
Really nice phone review. For $330 you can’t go wrong. Great specs. 10 mins charge is amazing in itself.
@@gamerdude7820 beware, we got an important guy over here
@@zainjalad6773 yes he is
@@zainjalad6773 everyone is important
@@gamerdude7820 doesn't google and facebook(meta) does that too?
So the next second fastest charger is the 180 W with the Infinix ZERO ULTRA, full charge in 12 mins. (My charging experiment got 15 mins)
Loving the tech advancement especially with that 210 W super fast charging!
Enjoying your videos all the way!!!
That means 170w
You are the best in both cases as a person and a creator as well
2:42 oo so your cat was caught in an masterball which is kept on right bottom coner😂
I love those software options. Removing people and objects from pics is on the new pixels built in. And being able to listen to UA-cam with the screen off without paying for UA-cam Premium is great. Those are things i would use daily. And the charging quickly is also convenient since I watch/listen all day long. This would pair well with my Anker bluetooth earphones that last 24 hours.
Arun is killing it with the uploads recently
8:52 custom roms have entered the chat
Although the note series is amazing im definetly aiming towards to Poco's, while the Note's are really camera oriented the Poco's can definetly get better performance.
pocos unfortunately also have janky software and support. redmis r usually far better in both departments. get a note 12 pro+ and u should be set for the next 3+ years.
and yes, I know someone will say "but my poco has great software, u r lying". no I'm not lying. google it. just bcoz ur poco is fine doesn't mean its the same for everyone. just like the 4090 12vhpwr connector.
@@Dark.Syndicate I wont be buying nothing right now, probably next year, and I agree on the software part, but performance wise Poco absolutely smashes, the F4 Pro while having a decent camera, great battery and display allows you to max out settings in most of the games, and maybe I'm not the most hardcore gamer but i do play a lot so its important to me that the phone is still doing fine after like 1.5 hours of gaming.
And if you want both the camera and the performance, you kinda go for the Mi Line up or as it's known now as Xiaomi line up.
@@Wolf_Spark and you pay extra 200$
@@nickinthelead7904 Not really, you can get their Lite versions. They usually the same price as the notes and pocos and you get decent cameras and performance.
the redmis where always insane when it came to camera specs. the redmi note 7 had a 48mp camera when other phones where at like 12mp. 4300mah is enough tbh.
MP doesn't mean nothing
Battery MaH don't mean nothing either.
@@f.i.b3027 true
@@ChrisRaptisMGS_Greece Not wrong my old 16mp camera still beats even the best smartphones of today.
9:02 I've had to switch back to my Redmi note 9 recently, and was amazed to learn that a phone I bought for £150 in 2020 is set to MIUI 14 later this year, which will mean its had 3 years of major. updates. This wasnt planned but potentially this phone could have the same
As a user for about a year of Xiaomi 11T pro 5G with the 120W charger ( 0 - 100 ) in 18 minutes, the whole idea of dual battery setup is great and I can tell you after daily charging maybe few times twice per day the battery level still at 100% on capacity.
That's cap. All batteries degrade over time. Maybe you are using an inaccurate battery health tester.
@@markevinlagsac3252 that's why you have an x amount of cycle before it starts degrading
@@markevinlagsac3252 besides xiaomi has designed a surge chip that helps lower that risk
@@K4nj surge chip only prevents overvoltage. It doesn't help natural battery degradation. X amount of cycles is battery at optimal health conditions. Definitely not 100% for about a year. For reference my brand new Poco X4 GT is at 95% using Accubattery Pro.
I’ve never heard of Xiaomi and the few people I’ve met who’ve had a Huawei phone have said they didn’t like it, so I was expecting those to be the lowest. I expected Apple and Samsung to be much higher, so I was quite surprised by the results, though like he says, it is based on just one call.
It's finally here, the whole charging your phone in under 15 minutes thing that we've fantasized about
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Getting 2 year andriod update is enough in my opinion more over xiaomi phones has insane custom rom support... still rocking redmi 7a from 2019 with crdroid
The second i saw the title, i knew this was the phone that i want 😍
same man
same here. although note 12 pro+ with its 5000mah battery and 120w charging (+lower price) seems a better alternative to me.
Why the hell people buy phones without a headphone jack and a memory slot? What's the point? What kind of stupid logic is this? Arrogant corporate tyrants are not giving us the basic features , what the f are they thinking?
Why no one protest against these missing features? What kind of slavery is this? Are people dumb?
If we unite and don't buy phones without headphone jack, then tyrants will have no choice but to include both jack and card slot. What's wrong with you people? These are mandatory essential features every phone must have.
I had to make a decision between Samsung Galaxy A53 and Xiaomi 11T Pro. What immediately attracted me about the Xiaomi was 120 watt charging. What I liked about the Samsung was the in display fingerprint scanner.
But in the end it was a nobrainer for the Xiaomi. Fast charging is just so friggin useful man.
3:36 kurzegezgat!
What video is that?