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Hi and welcome to gadget news and review. We are home to some of the coolest gadgets and the best consumer reviews online buyers guides and features. If you liked our review, please subscribe for more upcoming reviews- videos, Xiaomi mi, 90 pro review. If you aren't quite ready to get a 5g phone and want something more affordable than a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 to 2 very until 5 G coverage improves, then the Xiaomi mi 90 pro could be it. Xiaomi's latest handset delivers similar specs to a top-tier phone. Despite costing what you would expect to pay for a mid-range your with a 6 point: 3 9 inches, full HD, Plus, Super AMOLED display it's similar in size, spec and screen appealed to pricier phones like the Opp, Reno, 10x zoom, and thanks to a snapdragon 855 chipsets under the hood.

It's also powerful, costing just 399 pounds around $480 for 720 Australian dollars, though the mi 90 pro is nothing short of a steal when you look at its specs, but does it fare as well? In the real world, the Xiaomi mi 90 pro is available in two flavors, with either 64 gigabytes or 128 gigabytes of storage and can be bought across Europe available for 399 pounds around $480 per 720 Australian dollars. Only the 128 gigabytes version is available in the UK, and it can be had in either black or blue. While there's been no word on a US release, a variation of the phone, the Redmi k20 pro, is available in other regions. Additionally, Xiaomi has launched a number of devices in Australia. So, while no release has been confirmed at the time of writing, Xiaomi may well add the mi 90 pro to its Australian lineup.

The Xiaomi mi 90 pro is a great looking phone from the front. It's all screen. Thanks to the fact the pop-up selfie camera is hidden from sight. Its curved body feels slick, even though it isn't a thin phone as such at 8.8 millimeters. The buffed aluminum frame melts smoothly into the phone's front and rear glass panels and a couple of red accents popped nicely.

One on the power button and the other on the rear cameras around the phone's back panel also features a Kevlar like striated pattern under the glass which looks premium and while it does hold on to fingerprints, it isn't as bad as the worst offenders in Samsung's Galaxy S ten series in the box. You get a case to protect the back, and the front is Gorilla. Glass 5, though, unlike some competition, the Xiaomi mi 90 pro, doesn't include a pre fitted screen protector. A design highlight has got to be that headphone jack. We didn't expect to see it on a phone with top-tier specs, and it's a welcome break from tradition, there's also a USB-C port in a mono speaker at the bottom of the phone and volume and power buttons on the right side.

While there is a very slight camera bump, the mi 90 pros cameras around as much less protruding and sharp than that of the 1 + 7 or honor 20. For example, two direct competitors as for the display it looks, glorious 6.39 inches in a 1080 by 2340 resolution, combines with Super AMOLED tech in over 400 pixels per inch to deliver a premium experience at a very fair price. The fact there's no notch in sight is a boon for the mi 90 Pro. It makes it feel like a real flagship, showing up much pricier options like the iPhone 10 arm. Viewing angles and brightness are strong and max brightness suffices for comfortable outdoor use.

While we're not saying the Xiaomi mi 90 pro can stack up to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy s, 10 + or Galaxy Note 10.1 class for the price. The Xiaomi mi 90 pro packs the same capacity battery as the new Xiaomi mi mix, 3 5g 4,000 William hours, which is a healthy bump up from the 3300 William hours cell in the original me 9, the mi 9 S battery wasn't bad, but the mi 90 pros is bordering on great. It easily makes it through from morning to night, with about 20% left in the tank and a 90 minute, full HD video played back at full brightness, only depleted it by 10 percent. The mi 90 pro also supports fast charge up to 27 W, though ships with an 18 w quick charge, 3 chargers, don't let your hopes for fast fueling get dashed too quickly, though 10 minutes of charge powered it up by 15%, 30 minutes by 48 percent and after just over an hour, it was 100% full of the supplied charger. That's incredibly quick, especially compared to the iPhone 10 s, maxes very slow charging time of 3 hours, 30 minutes with its supplied charger.

The phone also has software features to monitor battery usage, so you can track down rogue apps or taper background connectivity and activity. If you need the mi 90 Pro to last that bit longer with 3 cameras around the back, the Xiaomi mi 90 pro is a very familiar Beast packing, a wide ultra-wide and telephoto angle of view. That's the same setup as found on the Sony Xperia One and LGA 50 thing and has fast become the new normal for a flagship, smartphone camera array. Shooting modes are plentiful, ranging from automatic with an light seam detection through to pro mode, enabling full manual control over photos taken. While there aren't any out of the ordinary modes, the Handy features.

Xiaomi phones include as a 4 8 MP shortcut for full resolution, photos that can capture incredible amounts of detail. If the light is right. As far as image quality goes, the mi 90 Pro shoots: 1/2 MP images by default in great lighting, there's very little to complain about beyond the Xiaomi watermark that appears in the bottom right of every photo you take until you switch it off in the settings. This really should be off by default from a user experience. Point of view, when lighting gets tougher in the form of either backlit or front lit scenes, the phone has an HDR feature that switched off by default.

We would recommend firing up auto HDR as 9 out of 10 shots. We captured look better with HDR on images shot on the mi 90 Pro managed to capture plenty of detail with colors that pop nicely, especially when you fire up the smart scene. Detection greens can be a little overzealous, though, and blacks pick up a bit more noise than higher-end flagships like the Huawei P 30 pro and Samsung Galaxy S 10, particularly noticeable. None of the cameras feature optical image stabilization, but Xiaomi employs similar computational photography, smarts to those used by Huawei and Google to grab a long exposure shot and pull out more detail. Even when the lights go down again, the results won't compete with the best out there, but still best, almost all the sub 400 pounds, / $500 competition and even outshine the much pricier iPhone 10s video is captured at up to 60fps in 4k resolution, and when it comes to smartphones today it doesn't get better than that.

The picture is epic and ideal lighting when recording on a tripod at max quality. If you don't have a tripod or steady surface, though the handshake it picks up is also epic and not in a good way. Luckily drop the 4k frame rate down to 30fps and things smooth out with the electronic image stabilization being very effective. Meanwhile, when the lights drop, you will want to reduce the resolution to full HD to get the best from it and in very dark scenes. The mi 90 pro calls it a day along with most of the smartphone population.

Finally, the pop-up selfie camera is a lot of fun. You can capture Manila selfies if you like, but the portrait mode also comes loaded up with a host of effects. Overlaying rainbows over your scene, a streak of light or changing your backdrop entirely. Selfie quality is respectable and while it isn't a low-light Wiz like its rear camera counterpart, the selfie snapper uses the screen as a flash to great effect running Android 9, the Xiaomi mi 90 pro is in a great position from a future proofing point of view. The phone has access to plenty of apps available in the Google Play Store and, while there's a fair bit of bloatware onboard, it features less than on past iterations of shimmies.

You shall be skin. My UI 10 is a mixed bag like iPhones and Huawei devices, Xiaomi doesn't load up an apps' tray on the mi 90 Pro by default, so forces users to organize apps into folders or install a custom launcher. The nuts and bolts of the interface consists of a variable number of home screens. A Xiaomi guide have screamed to the left, with shortcuts to apps and a few tools and a notifications bar that can be pulled down from it's all very smooth and stable, with no judders or slowdowns in sight and the phone's default wallpapers and icons look good. There are also plenty of handy customizations in the settings from gesture inputs through to a dark theme to truly take advantage of that AMOLED display.

That said, the dark theme brings with it a few inconsistencies. Lock screen notifications, for example, display text that is the same color as the backdrop rendering them unreadable. The UI also doesn't display notification icons in the bar at the top of the display. While this looks cleaner, it can leave you unaware of unread emails and messages. While we don't love what Xiaomi is doing with Android and the UI isn't as refined as it could be, it is still perfectly usable and almost everything we didn't like can be corrected by installing a custom launcher and tweaking my UI defaults with its Qualcomm snapdragon 855, chipset and 6 gigabytes of RAM.

The Xiaomi mi 90 pro is as powerful as we'd expect, a flagship today to be benchmarks across an tutu and Geek bench beat out the pricier Galaxy S 10, 5 g XE knows 9000 820 and the phone handles demanding games like a champ. The immersive all scream display looks great when you're gaming on it and while the phone only packs a mono speaker it's loud and isn't easy to cover up when holding it in landscape orientation load it up with HDR support. Videos played back, look sharp, bright and vibrant, and it's a real boon that you can plug in a pair of headphones to round off that multimedia experience, while the Xiaomi mi 90 pro isn't expandable. The 128 gigabytes of storage should be ample for. Most additional connections include a dual SIM slot NFC and Bluetooth 5.0, with support for apex HD audio. As for the under display fingerprint scanner, it works nine times out of ten and isn't as fast as the ones in the likes of the 1 plus 7 or Huawei P 30 Pro.

That said, in tandem with face unlock, you won't be waiting to get into your me 90 Pro. If you want an excellent phone that combines flagship specs with a mid-range price, it really is a toss-up between the Xiaomi mi 90 Pro, the honor 20, while honors phone might have a better camera night mode and a more polished UI if the mi 90 pro wins when it comes to design screen power and of course it has a headphone jack Xiaomi has also crammed in an in screen fingerprint scanner, as well as a four thousand William hours battery making. This is the best value smartphone around at under 400 pounds.

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