The Mi 10T Pro 5G is that the latest high-end handset from Xiaomi. It's a powerful 5G phone with some attractive features, including a 144Hz display, excellent performance, a robust reading mode and super-fast charging of its 5,000mAh battery, alongside a competitive price of €599 with upto a 33 watt fast charging, and it comes with areally cheap, crappy case. specialized thing this is often a well-liked phone brand with many access to 3rd party accessories. They also include a quick charger, a kind C 2.0 headphone jack adapter, also as a kind C cable, and in fact , the phone itself. Now the items that I'm most interested , the 108 megapixel camera, also as, this is often one among the large ones that Xiaomi is touting for this model, the stabilized, yes my friends, opticallystabilized 8K video on this puppy. The Gorilla Glass 5 on the front and back doesn't do anything forthe fingerprint resistance, unfortunately, but at leastit's quick to wash off. it's gotten to the purpose nowwhere like every phone brand manages to try to to just a reallygreat job of the fit and finish of their devices. we have got three cameras, so a 108 megapixel main shooter right here, then a 13 mega pixel ultra wide, also as a just five megapixel macro camera. The front shooter isI think 20 megapixels, so it is a hole punch camera, and that is really interesting, so there's quite anouter ring around it, but i feel the opening punchitself, yeah, is basically small, that's very interesting. Insert you SIM card. Setup complete, you're able to rock, wow, that was a verypainless setup process. Good job, Xiaomi. Now one of their schtickson the display here is that it features adaptive sync, so you'll run it at 30 fps,48, 60, 90, 120, and 144 Hertz, and supported the contentthat you're consuming, it should know which one goes to be most optimal, both from an influence draw perspective, also as from a contentenjoyment perspectives.

Snapdragon 865 processor , the few games that you're gonna play . If it had been me, I'd probably run 90 Hertz the overwhelming majority of the time, it really makes a difference, but without quite the hitto your power consumption. Whatever, let's leave it on144 Hertz for the sake of, well, i assume we better get on the WiFi. Tap to share password feature, real nice. it's amazing how far the thirdparty Androids can succumb to the purpose where even the Chinese ones i do not immediately check out them and go oh, I'd rather have stock Android, 'cause they actuallyhave meaningful features that you simply won't find on the stock Android experience. On the right we've got our lock button, which doubles as a fingerprint sensor. No, well, it locks and unlocks really fast, so i assume that's cool, but, oh, you'll double tapthe volume down though, that'll get your camera open. I'll accept that, I'mvery keen on that gesture. On the highest , we've go an IR blaster. You wanna use that, you knowthat universal remote app or whatever that maybesome developer somewhere , in spite of the very fact that IR blasters are basically dead, this is often your phone. Over on the left side, we'vegot an entire lot of nothing. then on rock bottom ,we've got your SIM tray, type C, oh, let's examine if there'sa micro SD tray in there. Get wrecked, Linus, butit does have dual SIM.

How attract touch am i ready to get if I even have a 108 megapixel camera? I just wanna take a fast picture here Okay, all right, it's zoom a loom time. No that ain't bad, fairbit of noise out here. Of course, once you havea high megapixel sensor, tons of the time, thosepixels are very very small, so there is a very goodchance that we're not taking proper advantage of it unless we are somewherewith many sunshine . So one moment please, I'mma head outside. So I got a revelation for you, Brandon. 108, it is a lot of pixels. So under ideal lighting conditions, like dang, check out that, youcan get all the way in there. Now normally you will not haveideal lighting conditions, so it becomes more of a bit like a race to who can have the foremost pixel megas, but let's have a lookat this 8K video here. That's great . How interesting. the opposite highlights of the phone, in no particular order,are its support for 5G, although only in non-standalone mode, which for now shouldn'tbe a serious concern, 'cause i do not thinktoo many mobile carriers are moving straight to standalone only 5G. Also in fact , theconfigurations that it comes in, so 128, or 256 gigs of storage, and in fact , their X axislinear vibration motor, which I actually don't knowexactly what they mean by that in terms of the tech they're using, but what i will be able to say istheir haptic feedback feels tons better thanI would have expected from a brand like Xiaomi, even just a couple of short years ago. it isn't in line with youknow, obviously something like Taptic just yet, butit's also shortly off, like there's an excessive amount of vibrationkinda throughout the phone, it doesn't feel quitelike it's just the screen, but boy, is it ever a lotbetter than it wont to be. I wanna say that the displaydid look specialized outside, no readability issues.