Is there any reason for me not to buy a Mi Mix 2S? I'm upgrading from a dying LeEco Le Pro 3 and the things I want are: * Snapdragon 845 so it's actually an upgrade (Pro 3 is 821) * Available to buy within ~60 days so I don't end up without a phone * No notch * Relatively cheap * USA (T-Mobile) bands
Mix 2S is a bit more expensive than I'd prefer at ~$550 but I'm not sure I have any other options.
Liam King
>~$550 >global bands only available at highest end model if that's true you would have to pay ~635$
Kevin Johnson
>when Google Play Store gets an update
Camden Wilson
The normal model has T-Mobile bands and it's $525 in China. I'm probably being optimistic on reseller markup, though, yeah.
Levi Collins
What would be the best value for hardware? e.g. battery life, storage, and screen properties such as display technology and resolution
Carson Bailey
Can anyone please answer this?
Mason Lewis
I can't tell what you're asking. But it probably depends on what the phone would be used to do; if you're really into photos, then high quality displays and cameras have more value.
Ryder Sanders
mix 2s bands top section says "enjoy edition" or something, bottom is "standard"
reseller price for mi mix 2s base model seems to be $620 at least for now, it hasn't actually gone on sale in china yet
Asher Evans
Is the Mi A1 a meme or actually good
Jaxon Wright
looks good to me, but 16:9, not 18:9, and snapdragon 625 instead of 636 compared to note 5 pro. But Mi A1 has USB C, but 25% less battery than the note pro series. Looks only slightly cheaper than what the Note 5 Pro will go for.
Though dont know how to get my hands on the Note 5 Pro yet.
David Gutierrez
Which is the best rom for googleless experience on a Galaxy S6?
Jack Davis
What gallery do you peeps use? I made the switch to LeafPic after QuickPic went to shit but it hasn't even left beta yet and the developer seems to have given up on it
Owen Long
Simple Gallery.
Justin Nelson
I want something at least as good as Redmi Note 4 Global (in every aspect), but with smaller bottom bezel. (Only thing that actually matters when decreasing bezels, makes it easier to reach top left corner of the screen. Top bezel doesn't matter at all and side bezels are already small enough that decreasing them further won't change much). Retarded phones with gimped screen (curved side edges, notch, round corners) need not apply.
Elijah Allen
If I want a smartphone that maximizes battery efficiency, what is more battery- saving: a smaller screen, or a smaller screen resolution?
Like, what would consume more battery: a 5 in. FHD (1080p) screen, or a 5.5 in. HD (720) screen? (assuming both have the same battery)
>Conclusion: Game changer >We are used to every new smartphone camera generation being slightly better than the previous one, but looking at the images and test results from the P20 Pro, it seems Huawei has skipped one or two generations. The results are simply that good. The P20 Pro’s triple camera setup is the biggest innovation we have seen in mobile imaging for quite some time and is a real game changer.
>Being able to pick the best camera for a specific shooting situation and computationally merge the image data from all three sensors means that the new Huawei beats the competition in virtually every category, taking the number one spots in both our Photo and Video rankings. The P20 Pro is particularly good in low light, when zooming, and for bokeh simulation, blowing its direct rivals out of the water. If you are looking for the current best camera in a smartphone, look no further.
Aiden Phillips
>TFW Google Play Services takes the dick pictures off of your phone and uses it for an ad.
Wanna buy a S8 now that the S9 is out. It's $600 right now, how long would I have to wait to get it for around $500?
Wyatt White
>tfw was hyped about the leaked mi mix 2s >tfw it's just the mi mix 2 with a double camera >tfw no other exciting new smarphone in the horizon >tfw need a new phone >tfw I will en up buying some boring shit
Using an OLED screen for the first time. it's really amazing
Ayden Price
Really? I've grown to be quite tired of their flaws over the years. The piss poor uniformity, black streaking, black crush, grain, inevitable burn in and whites turning piss yellow. I prefer a good IPS but few good flagships use them.
Chase Smith
Greenify might help with that, allows you to hibernate apps running in the background.
Wyatt Collins
>shit camera >shit battery life
Don't do it user.
Michael Rodriguez
The last phone I had was a 720p IPS display. Compared to that, the OP5T screen (1080p OLED) is really a leap above. I don't really keep the brightness all that high, so the off-white doesn't translate all that much, and theirs no grain on my machine.
Also I didn't know about this no legacy captcha thing, it sucks
Chase Brown
>3 lenses >some shots STILL look better on pixel 2
It's AMD "lol just throw cores at it" all over again. Instead of being lazy and cluttering up the devices with a metric fuckton of lenses they should dedicate their resources to actually making good camera software.
Samuel Howard
2018 is indeed shaping up to be somewhat boring. I expect 2019 to be (r)evolutionary when in-screen fingerprint sensors are available and AI is actually fleshed out.
Isaac Thompson
Just ordered a HTC U11 because I got a good deal on it. Why isn't there people talking about this phone ever on /spg/? Anything wrong with it except not having a headphone jack?
Matthew Lopez
HTC barely even exist now since Google bought their A team. They always made nice but not great devices and u11 is just another of those.
Wyatt Reed
What's not great about the U11? Decided against the OP5T despite it being praised so much on here, the U11 seems like a way better phone if you're not into meme shit like OLED and 18:9. Granted, not having a headphone jack sucks but atleast the include some headphones which are apparently pretty fucking good. I feel like their marketing division just sucks. Nokia 8 and XZ1 Compact were a close contender as well but they lack in the camera department.
Dominic Lee
>ded general
Grayson Price
Bought a brand new Pixel 1 for £250 how hard did I fuck up?
I want to buy a smartphone and use it exclusively as a console for LIGHT gaming (mainly NDS, GBA and GBC games, so nothing heavy).
I know there are better options, but since my carrier offers it to me as a deal, would Honor 9 Lite be a decent choice? Would it do the job? I mainly have two doubts;
1. The BATTERY. It is 3000 mah with a 5'7 screen. In theory, it shouldn't be too bad, thanks to the 16 no processor, which should IN THEORY be quite battery efficient. But IN PRACTICE, I am hearing it drains quite fast, according to users online on gsmarena. One guy even claims that 85 percent of users that bought it on Flipkart, are saying they have issues with the battery drain.
Is this trust worthy? Or is it the exaggeration of some online users? Could someone that has owned it for 3+ months share their experience battery wise old? Cause I thought Android Oreo out of the box + a 16 no processor should be quite battery efficient, and I am confused!
2. Will playing NDS/GBA, etc emultors drain battery a lot? It has a Mali 830 MP2 processor. I heard it is NOT suitable for heavy gaming, but what about emulators?
Brayden Howard
Please answer!
Zachary Howard
How long until multiple selfie cameras? You know it's coming >Gee Bill TWO notches???
Kayden Perez
I want to buy a smartphone and use it exclusively as a console for LIGHT gaming (mainly NDS, GBA and GBC games and on their respective emulators, so nothing heavy).
I know there are better options, but since my carrier offers it to me as a deal, would Honor 9 Lite be a decent choice? Would it do the job? I mainly have two doubts;
1. The BATTERY. It is 3000 mah battery for a 5'7 FHD+ screen. In theory, the drain shouldn't be too bad, thanks to the 16 nm processor, which should IN THEORY be quite battery efficient. But IN PRACTICE, I am hearing the battery drains quite fast, according to users online on gsmarena. One guy even claims that *85 percent* of users that bought it on Flipkart, are saying they have issues with the battery drain.
Is this trust worthy? Or is it the exaggeration of some online users? Could someone that has owned it for 3+ months share their experience battery wise pls? Cause I thought Android Oreo out of the box + a 16 nm processor should be quite battery efficient, and I am confused!
2. Will playing NDS/GBA, etc emultors drain battery a lot? It has a Mali 830 MP2 gpu. I heard it is NOT suitable for heavy gaming, but what about emulators?
Please answer!
Elijah Hughes
kill yourself Sup Forumsermin
Sebastian Morales
My LG G3 is officially kill now. Was thinking of getting a Xiaomi Mi A1 as my limit is 200€. Objextions, other recommendations?
Easton Edwards
>Honor 9 Lite Why not get a Galaxy A8 2018 (Exynos 7885+Mali-G71) or Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro(Snapdragon 636+Adreno 509) for the same price, and better performance?
Ian Barnes
Because my carrier offers it cheap...
Ryder Stewart
want to replace my zte axon 7 with something as good or better hopefully with a better camera suggestions?
Lucas Parker
What's a good phone for $300 budget?
Camden Reyes
Xiaomi Mi Note 3
Angel Torres
Where can I buy Redmi Note 5 (Snapdragon 636)?
I search for Redmi Note 5 Pro but don't really find it? Is it out?
Josiah Flores
Does that work good on metropcshit?
Landon Gomez
No clue.
William Stewart
Galaxy a8
Hudson Powell
If you have MetroPCS do not buy xiaomi or any Chinese brand that isn't sold normally in the US. They usually don't have the same LTE bands that MetroPCS uses. Go for stuff you can get on Amazon or bestbuy or from metro themselves
