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I now have a 20:9 screen on my new Xiaomi.
Sony, and others I know have 21:9 screens. 18:9 was my previous device. Most of us started on 16:9 devices.
On the one hand it's nice to grip and hold.(meh? .... congratulate me on the pun anyway)
On the other hand, some apps don't fit, ie pieces, category lines / options or tick boxes are missing. Color Note and some hotel and train apps for example. There was an initial setting that warned some apps may display incorrectly but I think I traced and corrected that. These apps may adjust as I use it more.
On the third hand I now have my largest ever screen at 6.57" diagonally, but it seems smaller than the 18:9 / 6.0" Nokia I still have and am using now.
I don't game but tried one (RR3), and also some video that filled the screen impressively in landscape, but most video does not and if I want an immersive wide screen experience a cinema will do nicely.
Like the higher ratio screen you have now, or dislike?
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Mi 10 Lite my initial review :
I'm mightily impressed with the Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G. Great polished software (really) with nice over screen features, enough storage at 64gb, really! Had the latest MIUI 12** UI download within a day.
Lovely classy Amoled screen; though there's too many colour adjustment options atm
Surprisingly quicker SD765G soc in every day use.
Nice upscale feel, weight and balance despite comparatively lesser material on the back than the full flagship versions.
I'm not getting 5G anywhere on my carrier. I should have looked in to it more. I knew though I'm ripe for a change to a better though less generous network (EE)
UI displayed speeds on the notification bar are very low, in the 0 - 300 kbps range, though I think speed is generally the same as my 4G phone, verified by a speed app.
I'm very impressed with it, and there is pride of ownership, but I can't say I love it yet. I'm still using the Nokia as it seems wider and easier to type on.
** Incidentally, having looked at two reviews of the iPhone 12's, MIUI 12 is incredibly similar.
Sony, and others I know have 21:9 screens. 18:9 was my previous device. Most of us started on 16:9 devices.
On the one hand it's nice to grip and hold.(meh? .... congratulate me on the pun anyway)
On the other hand, some apps don't fit, ie pieces, category lines / options or tick boxes are missing. Color Note and some hotel and train apps for example. There was an initial setting that warned some apps may display incorrectly but I think I traced and corrected that. These apps may adjust as I use it more.
On the third hand I now have my largest ever screen at 6.57" diagonally, but it seems smaller than the 18:9 / 6.0" Nokia I still have and am using now.
I don't game but tried one (RR3), and also some video that filled the screen impressively in landscape, but most video does not and if I want an immersive wide screen experience a cinema will do nicely.
Like the higher ratio screen you have now, or dislike?
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OT -
Mi 10 Lite my initial review :
I'm mightily impressed with the Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G. Great polished software (really) with nice over screen features, enough storage at 64gb, really! Had the latest MIUI 12** UI download within a day.
Lovely classy Amoled screen; though there's too many colour adjustment options atm
Surprisingly quicker SD765G soc in every day use.
Nice upscale feel, weight and balance despite comparatively lesser material on the back than the full flagship versions.
I'm not getting 5G anywhere on my carrier. I should have looked in to it more. I knew though I'm ripe for a change to a better though less generous network (EE)
UI displayed speeds on the notification bar are very low, in the 0 - 300 kbps range, though I think speed is generally the same as my 4G phone, verified by a speed app.
I'm very impressed with it, and there is pride of ownership, but I can't say I love it yet. I'm still using the Nokia as it seems wider and easier to type on.
** Incidentally, having looked at two reviews of the iPhone 12's, MIUI 12 is incredibly similar.
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