Xiaomi Redmi 9C Review - Full Review (English) By Chrisispoint

What is up friends on YouTube. This is Chris from crisis point and welcome back to the channel, and this is my review of the Redmi 9c. Okay, before anything else, let's get the specifications out of the way. Okay, so in terms of design, it does share it with certain resemblance with the Redmi 9a. With that textured back, adding more grip, it's just an amazing feel to the touch on the right of the device is where you'll see the volume rockers and power button down below is where you'll find the speaker, grille micro, USB port for charging and the primary microphone around the back is a triple camera setup, which is an upgrade over the Redmi 9a, making it more equipment photography, but we'll get to that later. In addition to this is the fingerprint sensor which allows you to unlock your device.

The traditional way and it's very responsive and in front of the device is that beautiful display with a five megapixel front facing camera in the form of a notch which is okay. Now the one thing that I've noticed, which I think is a trend now, is that, despite having a massive 5 000 William hour battery, the Redmi 9c is such a pleasure to hold without that much heft. Unlike other smartphones, that feels like a brick fresh out of the box. The Redmi 9t also comes with DUI 12, much like the ribbon 9a, giving it a few visual enhancements, which is a nice touch and a quick visual presentation of the amount of storage allotted for your device. Now in terms of photography, the Redmi 9c comes with a variety of shooting modes to play with.

Luckily, I have my good friend here beta2, who gave me some insights on how to maximize photography even on an entry-level smartphone baa here, specializes in a ton of videography and sound tech, and if that is your bag, feel free to check her links in the description down below shooting modes are rather similar to the Redmi 9a, giving you that level of flexibility for every situation here are a few samples all right. So this is a test of the front camera where it basically gives you a taste of what it feels like using the front camera for your online classes or Zoom meetings or whatever. It's actually a lot more important to capture something like this. With a very, very noisy background. It's not every day that you're going to be inside a studio wherein the sound quality would be amazing.

It could be a quiet room, so it's best to first test it out in situations like this, where there's a lot of noise happening in the background to determine if this device is actually a good buy when it comes to online classes or meetings or whatever peace all right so gaming on the Redmi 9s is decent titles like mobile legends just fly, given that this game isn't too demanding in terms of processes the MediaTek kilo g35 runs very well. You can play games with high frame rates and HDR turned on, but ultra settings isn't available at this time. Next is Call of Duty mobile I've been playing this game religiously for the past few months now, and it's such a fun game to play, especially with friends and considering that this is an entry-level device. There have been rumors that this game is just unplayable on the Redmi 9c. However, for you to actually enjoy running this game on your new Redmi 9c, there is actually a simple trick that you can do to have a very enjoyable experience, simply head over to the settings, change the graphics to low and set the frame rates too high, and that will give you a very enjoyable experience overall.

If you're going to ask the Realme I'd honestly say the Redmi 9c is the best smartphone you can get at this price point. It packs a punch at a low cost which brings a lot of value for your money, get it and that's about it, for my review of the Redmi 9c thanks again for watching, if you did enjoy this review, do let me know in the comments subscribe to the channel if you haven't, wear mask and stay safe. This is Chris once again, and I'll catch you in the next one.

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