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However, the company still needs to work on its notification management. Its system apps often threw unnecessary notifications at me, and despite waving them off several times, they reappeared regularly signaling the lack of adaptive notification implementation.
While the phone looks good on paper, how does it perform in the real world? Thanks to the use of an AMOLED panel, the visuals on the display appears quite sharp and it offers punchy colors with deeper blacks. View your medications, allergies, immunizations and more. Welcome to MILogin, which provides you the convenience of using only one set of login credentials to access multiple state of Michigan online services. Click the Change button to the right of your Recovery phone number or email address.
Xiaomi threw a lot of weight behind this camera set up by choosing a triple-camera setup led by a megapixel primary sensor. By default, the phone uses pixel-binning technique and turns the megapixel photo into a megapixel photo with bigger pixels. If you want to capture a megapixel image, you need to access the separate mode available in the camera UI.
Nonetheless, pictures taken in the daylight are quite detailed. However, colors are a bit saturated — reds get a tad too bright in some instances. The wide-angle camera is fun to use as it has Photos snapped with that lens have a lot of noise and grain making the image quite muddy. Low-light photography with the phone is quite inconsistent.
Occasionally, I got great shots with minimal saturation, and noise, but when there were quite a few light sources in the scene, there was noticeable highlight clipping. The megapixel front camera is nothing to boost off. It takes decent selfies if you turn all beautification options off. It has a great design, a nice notchless screen, solid battery life, and good cameras.
It has been a while since Xiaomi started teasing the Redmi K20 in India. In all those banner advertisements that Xiaomi released just after the launch of the OnePlus 7 Pro, the company promised to offer the same Snapdragon chipset at a much lower price.
And based on the prices alone, Xiaomi seems to have got itself a winner on its hand, especially when compared to other Snapdragon powered smartphones. However, price is just a part of the story and Xiaomi knowns that very well. Hence, the Redmi K20 series is as lavishly equipped as any other premium smartphone in At the launch event, Xiaomi focused a lot on the design aspect instead of solely speaking about the chipset and performance.
Therefore, compared to last year's affordable flagship offering - the Poco F1, the Redmi K20 series packs a lot more than just specifications.
The focus seems to be on delivering an overall premium experience not neglecting the performance by any means. That said, the Redmi K20 series is a phone that is aimed at the mass market.
Therefore, specs still matter for the consumer in this segment and here's a brief of all the technical specifications. Display : Both the Redmi K20 phones use a 6. The screen supports DC Dimming and also comes with an in-display fingerprint sensor. Chipset : The Redmi K20 is equipped with a Snapdragon chipset which is closer to the Snapdragon in terms of performance.
On the other hand, the Redmi K20 Pro gets the flagship Snapdragon chipset. The phone also gets full-screen navigation gestures which are optimized well. These apps get annoying at times with advertisements and spammy notifications, which is not the case with the competition. All-inclusive, the MIUI offers tons of customization options despite being heavily skinned.
For photography, the Redmi K20 comes with a triple camera setup at the back. With great camera hardware, the Redmi K20 clicks some amazing pictures in daylight. Photos are sharp, well-exposed and have a lot of detail on offer. However, the phone tends to soften the edges of objects, especially in closeups. Also, it has a tendency to oversaturate images by default which can be rectified by disabling AI mode in the camera.
And while the 48MP mode offers better details and less pixelation, we prefer the default mode for contrasty pictures. Speaking of the low-light performance, the device clicks just usable pictures, nothing special here. However, you can toggle the Night Mode on which tends to offer better details but with slightly high levels of exposure. The telephoto camera works very well in ideal lighting conditions. Whereas, in low-light, the phone uses its primary camera to crop the image when zoomed-in.
Talking of portrait mode, the pictures have on-point edge-detection and a good amount of detail. The wide-angle camera, on the other hand, manages to grab plenty of detail with balanced exposure but suffers from visible lens distortion. Selfies taken with the front camera seemed to be pretty good with a decent amount of detail and right skin tones.
The background appeared washed out in some photos, though.
As for the video capabilities, the Redmi K20 can record 4K videos at 60fps from all three cameras. The same is the case with the front camera which can shoot p videos at 30fps. Furthermore, the phone also gets the FPS slow-motion feature which while gets the job done, is nowhere near to the one offered by Samsung Galaxy S The Redmi K20 flaunts a massive 4,mAh battery that easily lasts for about a full working day on a mixed usage comprising of watching hours of Prime Video, playing PUBG Mobile, using GPS navigation, listening to music over Bluetooth and browsing the web.
The phone has support for 18W fast charging and you do get a compatible fast charger in the box.