Quote from: Worgarthe on September 18, 2024, 12:39:22Settings > Battery > Additional features > Clear cache when device is locked 👈 Set to Never.

It will not work. HyperOS simply closes the app the moment you open another one.

Quote from: Alessio on September 18, 2024, 10:46:25Ridiculous review, it gave 80% but fails to test/mention that multitasking is literally impossible on this phone even changing all possible settings. The phone will close any app while switching to another (e.g. Chrome and notepad, Facebook and file manager, Instagram and receiving a call...), and even when you turn the screen off!

Settings > Battery > Additional features > Clear cache when device is locked 👈 Set to Never.

Ridiculous review, it gave 80% but fails to test/mention that multitasking is literally impossible on this phone even changing all possible settings. The phone will close any app while switching to another (e.g. Chrome and notepad, Facebook and file manager, Instagram and receiving a call...), and even when you turn the screen off!
How is it possible to test a phone so thoroughly and fail to mention the impossibility to do the single most important thing that all computers were designed for since the '80s?

Please do  not buy Xiaomi, it is the wrost phone I´ve ever had. I have talked with many friends who have Xiaomi and all of us have the same opinion: It´s slow, the applications stop to work (meaning you cannot have some apps open at the same time as you can with other phones). First and last time that I buy this brand.

Quote from: Barebooh on May 29, 2022, 19:44:37"Bargain price" indeed. Just your soul -> goes to the Chinese.
poor lee wang (12) getting whipped the living sh*t out of is not your problem. no. you gotta CONSOOOM 'cool new product'...

Lol, just because Huawei had a data privacy dilemma, doesnt mean all chinese are like that, for all we know, there are
other legit chinese companies out there like Xiaomi that are trying to make a mark in tech space.

Smartphones that do not have video recording in 4k@60Hz mode in H265(HEVC), with OIS, should be the de-facto standard today in 2022! Smartphones for $100-150 in 2015 could do 4k@25-30fps in H264. It's been 7(!) years! It's a shame for Qualcomm that they are still producing SoC's in 2022 without 4k@60Hz video recording capability in this segment, i.e. the ability to edit video in from 4k to 1080p without quality loss.

In top-end smartphones, the norm for today (should be) is 8k@60Hz video recoding, i.e. the ability to edit video without loss of quality in 4k.

RAM costs a penny. At least 8GB today for this price with the monstrously memory-consuming android 12...

Well, OLED with PWM 174Hz is not needed, for your eyes, if you take care of them, of course. You need IPS with a minimum contrast of 1500:1.

Well, the battery would be normal if it was for 2000-3000 cycles with fast charging (1 hour to 100% and 75% in 30 minutes) before the capacity drops by 25%...

"Bargain price" indeed. Just your soul -> goes to the Chinese.
poor lee wang (12) getting whipped the living sh*t out of is not your problem. no. you gotta CONSOOOM 'cool new product'...

I have a Xiaomi Redmi note 9 that I consider to be one of the best phones I ever owned. Great features, price, use ability.
Unfortunately in the US the major telecoms do not support Xiaomi. Their representatives and tech support give various false reasons why they don't support these phones but I've searched and it's not practical to find even a virtual operator that will support the Xiaomi brand.  :'(

Redmi Note 11 | 128 GB | 4 GB RAM | 230 Euro (~$247) (MSRP)

Redmi Note 11 | 128 GB | 4 GB RAM | 260 Euro (~$279) (MSRP)

What's the difference except 30 euro?

Would you be able to clarify the directional axes in that subpixel matrix photo?

As taken, it presents the phone as having a full RGB matrix (two Gs per pixel), which would be huge. But as we know, these mobile OLED panels are almost always Diamond-PenTile, which means the matrices are tilted at 45 degrees and we get halved resolution in the reds and blues.

I would also consider it important as a review site to clarify such information when mentioning the resolution numbers, e.g. "6.43 inch 20:9, 2400(RGB) x 1080" vs "6.43 inch 20:9, 2400(RG / BG) x 1080" but the first step is being aware of the issue when taking the matrix photo, so the information can be properly confirmed from it.