Redmi Note 9T 5G Camera and Gaming Review - Can it Compete? By Manila Shaker Philippines

A boy manila: this is manila shaker. com alongside the Redmi 90 Xiaomi also releases a new, affordable phone, and this Redmi Note 90 is a phone with 5g connectivity. It is Xiaomi's very first cheap, 5g smartphone. It is equipped with a mid-range chipset MediaTek dimension 800u. Furthermore, it is a 7 nanometer chipset, so it should be power efficient that can handle the 5g connectivity and the battery efficiency. So, let's dive into its capability Redmi Note, 90 design looks similar to Poco x3 without some special design at the back.

It only has a text underneath describing that it is from Redmi, and it is a 5g phone. The back is made of plastic, but it is pretty solid and sturdy. Also. It has a dedicated power button at the sides which acts as a fingerprint scanner. In addition to that, there's a NFC IR blaster and dual speakers in the hardware of this phone.

There are lots of features in the hardware. If we're talking about Xiaomi phones and that makes the phone stand out from other competitors now flipping to the front, it has a hole, punch, cutout and a smaller chain. The display boasts a 6.5 inch, IPS LCD, full HD plus display with gorilla glass 5 protection. It doesn't have any special characteristics like the fast refresh rate, but it gives sharp viewing and bright display. Outdoors now for the cameras.

Redmi Note, 90 is equipped with three lenses: 48 megapixel, f, 1.8, main cam 2, megapixel macro and 2 megapixel depth. Sensor qualities are fine in the main cam it outputs, almost natural colors, but it tends to always be in the cooler temperature, which means that white balance detection needs. Some improvements highlights are blown out as well, but, unlike other Redmi phones, which captures soft images sharpness on the Redmi Note, 90 is now great, and photos are more detailed than before. Colors indoors are just okay, it doesn't get over. Saturated dynamic range is quite acceptable.

However, things get a bit overwhelming when we turn on HDR mode. The highlights were drastically improved, but the shadows are not balanced, and it still has deeper. Blacks, colors also get over saturated, but it is better if you turn on the AI scene, enhancement on the main cam nighttime shots. If you capture using the normal photo mode, it will output overblown highlights to compensate for the exposure of the subject. However, turning on night mode will balance the overall image and gets bright, but it will also output a soft image as it reduces the noise.

The good thing is it corrects the white balance now on the portrait mode subject to background separation is accurate and clean. The colors are true to life, but the blur, though, is not that smooth. There is a both that doesn't look natural and sky's highlights are again blown out. Nonetheless, portrait mode is just right for its price range. Shooting macro details is not the best, but quite acceptable, though for mobile photographers, you might want to use the zoom instead of macro.

The downside is the shots will be tighter. It is 2 megapixel and have fixed focus, so it's just nice to have macro lens. Switching to selfie, I like how it processes the skin tones color. It is true to life and sharp, even if beautification mode is on, though the white balance again needs improvement. It needs a warmer tone to have a richer output.

Blacks are quite deep, though it still has details. HDR mode on the main selfie cam is impressive. The colors are a bit punchy but alive and the subject to background separation of the portrait mode has high accuracy, which is great on video recording. It can record up to 4k at 30 frames, 1080p at 60 frames and 1080p at 30 frames, which is the best value in terms of mobile filmmaking. You can have flexibility as well as pro level.

Editing, however, colors are a bit saturated and highlights are blown out with a drastic switch in the exposure, but white balance is now correct, and it has stability when shooting 1080p at 30 frames on selfie video I like how stable it is, it does get blown out highlights to be able to compensate for the exposure of our face, but it is sharp and acceptable. What I really like about the Redmi Note 90 is the camera features. It is like being a mobile, filmmaker starter pack with this device. It has a promoted in photos and shoots raw and as well as video pro mode with movie frames or the black bars to make your shots look cinematic, and you can also adjust the ISO and shutter. There are also some informations, like histogram focus and exposure verification to aid with your shots.

You can also shoot macro video, slow motion, and it does come with a stabilization feature heading to the performance. As we said earlier, it is equipped with a mid-range 5g. Chipset MediaTek demand ct500u. They said that it is on par with snapdragon 720 g, although our phone only has 4 gigs of ram and 128 gigabytes of internal memory.4 gigabytes of ram is quite unusual in the mid-range device, but then again for its price and seeing this as a lower mid-range. Well, it is quite enough.

We tested it with playing games and on fps games like PUBG mobile. It has ultra frames in smooth or balanced settings, and we can even play up to HD settings, but with high frames. Only the game is fine. No drastic frame drops no interruption in the gameplay, it's not 100 stable, but it is playable. We also try to bump it up to 60 frames by using JFK tool, although we don't recommend using this app as it has a risk of getting your account banned.

Playing with 60 fps is still smooth, but it gets a little warm since we try to overclock the recommended settings overall. Playing a while with 60fps is ok on Call of Duty. It can only go up to medium quality, but both have high frames. High frames mean 30 fps, but upon playing the game, I noticed that it gives higher than 30 frames around 45 fps to 50fps, and the game is fun to play on this device. It is stable and no stutter or drastic frame drops a little disappointing as it has limited graphics settings, but yeah you can play cod mobile with no frustration.

Another disappointment is when I saw the settings in mobile legends. It doesn't have HFR mode. This game is lightweight, and I wonder why it doesn't have 60 frames. It's on the high quality, though, but yeah it is a little choppy since we are playing at 30. Fps stability is okay, no lags and frame drops occurred, good thing, there's no limitation in League of Legends wild riff.

The game is enjoyable and stable at 60 frames, and we are playing already at medium. Quality game is smooth and stutter free, even in clash or team fights. There are no problems playing wild drift even in competitive mode playing. These two games from photo first is the honkies impact.3, the game recommends medium settings with 30fps in combat it is stable and playable. It has stutters but minimal and bumping up the combat settings to 60fps.

We cannot reach 60fps, though we also don't have stable frames, but stability is acceptable. It is also enjoyable, and it will get more stability when you lower the graphics settings. Genii impact, however, is playable, but if you want smoother gameplay, this is not the phone for you. Its starters, but not to the point that it is unplayable. We can bump the settings to 60fps while playing at a very low quality, but still stability is low.

Playing in the abyss or other domains, it is ok but roaming. The map and killing mobs you may experience frame drops if you want more stability. There's the Poco x-ray in the price range overall. Most of the game are enjoyable and stable, but some games are also stock at 30 fps for the batteries it has a 5000mah battery and since it has a power efficient chip, it endures an acceptable screen time, even if we have a 5g connectivity and a full HD plus screen. As for charging with 18 watts capability, it took quite a while to fully charge overall it's hard to recommend this phone, because within its price range, you can option for polo, x3 and FC with raw and log shooting, as well as other increments, like the ultrawide lens hertz, refresh rate and 6 gigs of ram, but if you're eyeing an affordable, 5g phone, I surely will recommend this device for now, since this is the very first chip 5g from Xiaomi and besides, it has tons of features and the 7 nanometer chipset really gives power efficiency.

You will have 5g and productivity and gaming in this device. For just less than 12 000 pesos, so that's it for our Redmi Note 90 review. We hope you get the information you wanted. If that is so, please subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon to be notified in our future. Contents.

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