Planning To Buy Redmi 9T Phone? You Should Read This First.
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Are you looking to purchase a new phone for yourself or as a gift for a loved one? If someone suggests one of the smartphones mentioned in the title, you should think twice before spending your money on it.
Xiomi's entry-level products are the Redmi 9T and Poco M3. An affordable yet powerful smartphone, but with unexpected flaws. Perhaps because of the phone's powerful features. Before we get there, let's go over some pros and cons that might help you decide why you shouldn't buy any of these (for some acceptable reasons).
Last year, on the advice of a friend, I purchased the Redmi 9T. Aside from its low price, the phone was used by many of my friends for gaming and social media purposes. However, the phone is pretty cool and was designed specifically for gaming, with a nice optimization feature. Aside from that, it has advantages such as:
The phone has quality front and rear camera with 48mp , and comes with AI camera.
The phone has 6000mah which is pretty good for gaming and browsing your social media accounts all day.
It has fasting charging capacity with type C charging port that is pretty good for charging without waiting for long time.
It has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of ROM/Storage which is really nice for installing different application and storing selfies and anime and kdrama movies.
It has updated features such as built in speaker cleaning, new fingerprint censor placing and many other more.
It has full screen for wider viewing and HD display.
Comes with clear two speakers for good sound experience.
Overall feedback indicates that the phone is perfect if only relying on its features and some of its hardware components, but there is one major issue that renders the good features useless.
I haven't encountered any lags or errors in almost a year of using the phone. But something strange happened one day when I turned it off for the first time. I've felt something is wrong with it after using it for a few months. Then, a problem arose that disappointed me, and that should be its ultimate con.
Xiaomi announced that their product redmi 9T and Poco M3 has unexpected defect which is the “Deadboot” issue that cant be fixed through hard reset nor 3 fingers method. Deadboot made your phone unusable and useless. The bad thing is, I already bought mine and became victim of this defect.
Upon looking on the internet for the solution for this issue I have found that the defect was on its Motherboard which is kinda similar to the Motherboard of a computer where CPU is installed. The easiest remedy is heating up the IC which is also located in its Motherboard and the phone will back to life again but for temporally only. Meaning, you can turn it off or even reboot them off.
In able for the phone to become alive, you should do the same process. How to do it? There are tons of tutorial on youtube if you have the same phone that encountered the same issue. You should take take care of every move if you're not really onto fixing phones. This might cause severe issue if in case. Just bring it on your nearest technicians and swap it right away or sell it lol.
Here is a suggested youtube channel that teaches tutorials about this issue. Been tried the same method and it worked on my redmi 9T.
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When it comes to features, the Redmi 9T is the best. I've been using it to play online games and write articles for the platform and noise.cash. The issue was unexpected by the Xiaomi company, but their phone products are still excellent, particularly for heavy use and social media purposes. Aside from that, they are reasonably priced and of high quality.
Do you like Xaiomi? Which of their products are you currently using? Please leave it in the comments section. Do you have any phone recommendations for my next purchase? Please share it with us. Have you had a similar experience with one of these cellphones?
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