In the post on the Quke.ru YouTube channel, the expert talked about the pros and cons of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 and why it is not worth buying now. And we are talking about the Redmi Note 12 4G, as there is still a 5G version.
The appearance of the Note 12 4G has remained pretty much the same as the Note 11 and Note 10S. The smartphone comes with a silicone case, a film is immediately glued to the screen. Also in the box you will find a 33W charger, USB-C cable. Equipped with phone and headphone jack.
For an inexpensive model, the screen of this smartphone is not bad. The diagonal here is 6.7 inches, the AMOLED matrix, the refresh rate is 120 Hz. However, the phone itself isn’t very powerful, so the high refresh rate puts extra pressure on it. Of the minuses – this is not a very high peak brightness, but a powerful PWM.
As for the processor, Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 is equipped with Snapdragon 685 (4/6 GB). It earns only 280k points on AnTuTu. And that’s a pretty average figure for the price of a smartphone. Also, the phone is quite slow. Power and RAM for games will still be a bit lacking.
The battery capacity of Redmi Note 12 is 5000 mAh. The included charger is 33W. You must have enough phones for two or three days. It fully charges in approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.
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If we talk about the cameras, the front camera has a resolution of 13 MP. And everything is fine with it. The main camera in the Redmi Note 12 4G is 50 MP, wide – 8 MP, macro – 2 MP. And on the main camera, something can be photographed more or less qualitatively only in good light. And Google camera will not help you in this case either.
One of the advantages of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 4G – it works in principle, has a refresh rate of 120 Hz, a large screen, fast charging, good autonomy. But in general, this is the worst device, the host of the YouTube channel Quke.ru concluded.
Source: Ferra
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