Redmi Note 5 Pro Whyred MIUI 11 Firmware Download

Redmi Note 5 Pro Whyred MIUI 11 Firmware Download - Xiaomi is the story of the perfect underdog. It is remarkable how the Chinese phone makers managed to eliminate the idea that everything manufactured in China is cheap and made worse. What is more remarkable is how the company achieves it without transferring resources to marketing, a large sales commission, and other offline distribution logistics like other Chinese competitors. Xiaomi is changing the way Indian consumers view Chinese products in the best possible way ' by shifting most of their money to R&D and ensuring consumers are getting the latest hardware specifications without a lot of money.

One of the most significant changes to the REDMI Note 5 Pro comes in the form of the chassis itself, which now sports a minimal bezel and a new sexy 18:9 display that makes the phone taller and narrower. That's how you get a 6-inch real estate screen without making the phone heavier than its predecessor, which features a smaller 5.5-inch screen. The minimal Bezel also means that the capacitive buttons give way to the Android menu button on the adjustable screen.

Xiaomi has the ability to create a bright look with great contrast and great color saturation. I personally have a REDMI 4 and the display on a cheap phone is significantly better than a smartphone that costs more than doubled. Redmi Note 5 Pro Whyred MIUI 11 Firmware Download - The 6-inch display has a wider aspect ratio of 18:9 which increasingly becomes a necessity for frameless design.

This is the part where I usually talk about the camera specifications, and exactly how the dual 12 + 5-megapixel camera settings of the REDMI Note 5 Pro work together with the phase-detection autofocus feature, but this time we're going to try something different. Right off the bat, I can tell you that the REDMI Note 5 Pro camera is a quantum leap above its predecessor. This is probably the only camera in the segment that can take some great photos of a hobby project in my space, which is usually impossible unless I use a flagship smartphone due to the challenging indoor lighting conditions.

Although it's disappointing that the Note 5 Pro doesn't come with Android 8.0 Oreo out of the box, but, again, Xiaomi is very slow in this regard for a reason. That's because MIUI-based Android Nougat is packed into gills with useful features and Xiaomi has achieved this with no throttling performance even though MIUI 9 is highly customizable and feature-rich Android fork. These additional features come in the same form as the latest version of MIUI that we've seen on the latest Xiaomi phones.

REDMI 5 Pro is the first phone that features Qualcomm's Snapdragon 636 SoC. This is important because the SD636 is a version of the Snapdragon 660 which is slightly watered down and underclocked and carries the Kryo core from the upscale segment to cheap phones for the first time. The SD636 achieves this by pairing four powerful Cortex-A73 cores with the power-efficient Cortex A53 core with a 1.8 GHz clock.

These cores are further equipped with a faster Adreno 509 GPU that significantly improves performance. All of this works with faster LPDDR4X RAM, which is usually found on high-end phones, to give a great blow performance. The only complaint was Xiaomi's decision to choose the eMMC 5.0 storage which was comparatively slower than the faster UFS option. But don't get carried away with the atmosphere and forget about the simple Note 5 Pro price tag.

The 4000mAh Li-Po Battery of the REDMI Note 5 Pro remained unchanged from the outgoing model. The review unit is equipped with an Airtel (4G) and Vodafone (3G) SIM card, with both services being known for its poor reception in Hyderabad. This affects battery life. In addition, I have two email accounts configured, with lots of social media and messaging apps that need a lot of resources, in addition to almost a hundred other apps all installed and logged in. We also spent the first few battery cycles adding certain files and performing certain tasks to mimic long-term use.

So when I see the screen at 11 hours and total time 26 hours with moderate use, I let the battery cycle several times before placing it through the steps with heavy HTML5 video, some use 4G, GPS significant Navigation, and some games, in addition to regular messaging and social media consumption. Even then, I can only set it to decrease screen time to 9 hours, with the total time remained constant at 26 hours.