Redmi K40 Game Enhanced Bruce Lee Edition. Yes, Google works!! By Knoles CoolStuff

Welcome back my followers, I'm your host Ricky knows that this is an episode of no school stuff, and today we have the Redmi k40 gaming edition the Bruce Lee king of kung fu edition, so we're going to figure out what kind of phone this is and if it is a good gaming phone- and I know for a fact all you're thinking well, this is the Chinese version. Can I use Google guess what I was able to be able to use my Google services on this phone? It was watch YouTube check, my emails and everything all right, so stay tuned and figure out. How did I do it here? On knows cool stuff, all right, so Redmi released the k40 gaming enhanced edition phone, it's kind of a long name, I'm just calling the Redmi k40 gaming edition- and we have here- is the Bruce Lee version, the king of kung fu. Alright, this is a beautiful box. So with the box, let's do a quick, unboxing and see what do we get with this phone? Let's get to the unboxing now so all right. So that was the unboxing and, as you can tell from the bus, I love when companies actually take some time, especially special edition phones, to give it a unique personal touch with the box right here, Bruce Lee king of kung fu special edition.

It opens up like this. You see the phone, you pull this down, and you reveal your charger and your cable in this little drawer. This is a good unboxing, especially if you're going to pay for the special edition one. I like the details they put into it. Then, when you get the phone you do get this little bumper, which I don't I guess is okay, but I prefer when it's protecting my back uh.

The bumper is not that bad. Okay, your trigger, could still work when you are using the case, so you don't have to worry about that. Still works all right, um. The case does have liked it says, powered by Redmi, and you have Bruce Lee's signature at the bottom and when you look at the phone itself, I love the color black and yellow all right. Remember the song black and yellow black and yellow um black and yellow.

I like the detail to the lightning on the back. I love the way it blends have Bruce Lee king comfortable in the middle right here at the bottom. KO fast comes first, and then you have the Redmi. This is a beautifully designed special edition phone. Now, the only thing I would say I kind of regret about it when I turned it on it, didn't have like a Bruce Lee wallpaper on it right.

It has like the gaming wallpaper for the k40. I wish it did have the Bruce Lee, because when you see the pictures it shows the Bruce Lee, but there's no person all right. So with this Bruce Lee edition of the k40 gaming phone, what do we get at it? So, let's take a look: a quick look at the specs of this phone: let's go all right! So, with the Bruce Lee edition, it is maxed out on specs, okay, you have 12 gigs of ram 256, gigs storage, 120 hertz, refresh rate 480, hertz sampling rate, a 5 000 William battery 67 watt fast charging. Now, there's no, I was charging and there's no IP certification on it, but still sometimes you have to make dues when you lower the budget of a gaming phone all right, but it is packed with all the latest specs. It has a 64 megapixel camera.

You have ultra-wide now you do have the micro and the throwaway camera they have the third camera all right, but we'll see how good the camera is later on the camera test. So it has all the specs. It has all the great things, but there's the butt again. I use my Google services on it and I know for a fact that a lot of YouTubers gave up after a couple of days of trying to install google onto it. I got the phone today.

It took me, I don't know a couple of hours to figure out how to do the Google or my phone so, but what means I know how to do it a little is because I had the Dragon Ball, z phone all right, and it was able to use Google services either. Then I was figuring a way how to do it, and then I remember oh hey. I did that once before. So I tried it with this and just hope and prayed that'll work, and it worked okay. Now I'm going to show you that it does work to show that I'm not lying.

It does have my YouTube on it and I can use my YouTube and watch YouTube and everything with it and Gmail and everything else all right. So let's turn this camera around. Let's take a quick look at me using google services. Alright, so here is our Redmi k40 gaming edition Bruce Lee, and now, let's see if we can actually use our Google services, was I lying or telling the truth? Oh, look here is YouTube, and it's working all right. We go to my account.

It's working play a video. Can I play a video over money? Edit plays the video, so, yes, I am able to use my Google services and watch my YouTube channel. It's very light. You can tell it's very loud too. It doesn't feel heavy when you're using it.

That's that how JBL speakers module just blends into the back of the phone? It's not like a massive hump on the back all right, so, as you see, I was able to use my YouTube with no problem on the Redmi k40 gaming edition, and especially with my Bruce Lee edition, I was hoping, oh, let it work, but did I waste some money on it all right, so I was able to do it like. I said I only had it for one day, and I was able to do it after playing with it for about. I don't know three hours, four hours I think I was fiddling around with it did a normal way to side load, google and all the other stuff, and then I remember hey. Furthermore, I did this before once when I had trouble with the phone all right. So if you like this video hit that, like button hit that bell for notification when I drop that video and to explain how I was able to use Google on the Redmi k40 gaming edition so hit that bell.

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