Xiaomi Redmi 12C comes with quick start guide, paper clips, dual nano SIM slots, memory card up to 1TB, USB-A to Micro USB cable and 10W charger. You will have to buy a case and a protective glass yourself (the film on the phone screen is not glued from the factory).
The sound of the device is, of course, mono. The vibration engine is also weak and not customizable. But you do get a headphone jack.
It is equipped with a 6.71-inch diagonal Redmi 12C display with a resolution of 1650×720 pixels. The brightness is only 500 nits. Therefore, you will not have enough brightness in the sun. The screen refresh rate of the smartphone is 60 Hz.
The fingerprint scanner generally works correctly on the Redmi 12C, though not as fast. Face recognition works well on the phone but the angle at which it can recognize the face is small.
Xiaomi Redmi 12C is powered by MediaTek Helio G85 processor. The device runs on Android 12. It has 3/4/6 GB RAM, 64/128 GB permanent memory.
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The battery capacity is 5000 mAh. On PS Mark, the phone gave just 7 hours 51 minutes. In AnTuTu, it received about 275 thousand points.
From local charge to 100%, Redmi 12C charges in about 2 hours. 1 hour in games takes on average about 16% of the charge, for 1 hour on YouTube – about 4%.
The main camera of the smartphone has a resolution of 50 MP, the smartphone also has a flash and an additional QVGA 248×328 lens. The maximum video resolution on the main camera is 1080p 30fps. The front sensor has 5 MP and can record videos at a maximum of 1080p 30fps.
On the Redmi 12C, the videos are not very high quality, but the photos are not bad.
Xiaomi Redmi 12C is a standard budget employee in general. It has many analogues. At the same time, it differs from ultra-budget phones with a more powerful processor, a better camera, and the ability to play something. The main downside is micro USB instead of USB-C.
Source: Ferra
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