Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Review: Redmi K20 Pro Revisited! By YugaTech

What's up guys Joey here, if you attack and as you probably already know, the Xiaomi me 90 Pro is a readied version of the red McGee 20 pro with the global version of me, I and honestly, not that much has changed, but we do think that's a good thing. Like I said in my K 20. per review three months ago. It's at the top of my recommendation list and with the global version I, don't think that's changed. We get the same.3D curved glass back the same cameras, the same pop up camera that doubles as an LED notification light, and it's also offered in the same slew of colors in front. You get a true all screen display thanks to that pop-up selfie camera, four buttons and ports on the right side.

You can find the power button and volume rocker up top the headphone jack and noise-cancelling microphone at the bottom. Furthermore, you can find the dual SIM tray, USB, C, port noise, cancelling mic for regular calls and a single downward firing speaker for display. The 90 per gets a six point: thirty-nine inches, full HD plus Super AMOLED panel. This unobstructed display is also protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, five and chorus. Look vibrant paired up with those deep blacks media consumption will definitely be a treat for most.

The downside may be in the single downward fire, a speaker as it isn't the fullest sounding thing. But for a single speaker, it's not that bad either way. Just remember that. Nonetheless, you have a headphone jack. If you want a better audio experience under the hood, we still get the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset paired up with the Arena 640 GPU and officially here in our local market.

We get 60 gigabytes of RAM and 2 storage options, either 64 or 128 gigabytes and just like before it can handle anything we throw at it with ease just check out our benchmark scores, but something that really brings a smile to my face is the software. At the time of this video is released. You can expect Android 9pi scan with the global version of mew 10.3, and I love it as great as the caper ante pro was I loved, that I didn't have to go through the hassle of figuring out just how to get the Google Play Store, among other features lacking in the Chinese ROM, and that is already enough reason for me to prefer it more. It's also the little things like being able to jump into the settings menu through the drop-down menu or even just the font of the text slightly different and everything just feels a little more normal. It's actually gotten to the point where I actually have a little spot in my heart.

For me, you know I mean don't get me wrong, there's still a lot of things, I, don't like the gestures, for example, they are quick to get used to, but I'm not really a fan of the gestures themselves, but having a native dark mode is nice and things like being able to map gestures and functions to turn on the flashlight, for example, or even launch a particular app? It's also a feature. We highly appreciate, but that is new I overall no app drawer built in, but it's clean and customizable for battery the 90 pro packs, a four thousand William hour cell, that utilizes Qualcomm 27 watt, quick charge for plus and our standard video looked as the 90 per got a whopping 27 hours. Now this test is not 100% indicative of real-world performance, but it's not hard to believe that this device can last you almost two days on a single charge, though, if you're a heavy user, it might be a different story. Charging the B 90 Pro takes about an hour which is great, considering the four thousand William hour capacity. When it comes to biometrics, the 90 pro does come with face unlock and if you don't remember the weird thing about the way the K 20 pro handles face unlocks that's okay, because the 90 pro has it as well.

What's weird about it, is you have to first swipe up so the pop-up camera activates, which makes the whole unlocking experience not much slower, I mean it's already slower than the usual face unlocks and devices, because the front-facing camera has to pop up, but now first, we have to swipe up on the display, though, that minor annoyance can be easily remedied by solely using the optical in display fingerprint scanner. Instead, it's pretty fast, and I've actually never had any recognition problems on the device with my use. And lastly, let's take a look at the cameras, starting with the rear, the 90 probes, it's a triple camera setup on post of a 48, megapixel main shooter and 8 megapixel telephoto, and the 13 megapixel ultra ride on the front facing side of things you get a 20 megapixel, selfie shooter for the most part photo quality is good under bright natural lighting and naturally, image quality is basically the same as the k20 pro shots tend to be on the softer side, with more muted natural colors, which makes it good if you're fond of editing your photos before posting, you can get a good amount of detail with the 14 megapixel mode that you can't zoom in when you're using it. It also works great for night photos. Since the pixels are bigger.

You don't generate as much noise there's a lot of flexibility to be had in different shooting situations, because you get three different focal lengths. I also like that. The ultra-right cameras quality isn't that far off from what you'd get from the main sensor, you get a lot of dynamic range across all lenses, which is nice and overall. It just feels like a good set of 2019 smartphone cameras. Now, when we first got this device, I really thought I'd see a difference in post-processing compared to the k20 Pro.

You do some software updates since three months ago, and I was wrong. There's legitimately no difference between the two when it comes to camera quality. Now for the selfie camera, you get some pretty nice detailed selfies with pretty good skin tones and in portrait mode subject. Background separation is good, though, at times it's not perfect for videos you can shoot up to 4k at 60fps. Quality is impressive, with sharp detail and good colors, just like the still photos and electronic image.

Stabilization is present now for price I mentioned earlier that officially in our country, the sharing 90 Pro is offered in two configurations, but six gigabytes of RAM, plus either 64 or 128 gigabytes internal storage. The 64 gigabyte variant will set you back 18900 pesos. Well, the 128 gigabyte version gets a price tag of 20,000 490 pesos. Now, even with the most expensive configuration available, we still believe that this phone is the true flagship killer of 2019. You've got that flagship grade: snapdragon 855 chipsets, a versatile for array of camera focal lengths, amazing battery life and that sweet, unobstructed, ambulant display experience and all in all, my conclusion from Mike a 20.

per review from three months ago still stands right now. The 90 pro is at the top of my recommendation list for the best deals for smartphones in 2019. So what do you guys think about the Xiaomi me 90 Pro? Let's know in the comments down below and if you enjoyed this video, please do drop a like subscribe to our channel for more content tips. The belt I consider us in future uploads and be sure to visit. You have to come from the latest tech news and reviews.

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