Xiaomi Mi Mix review–This is what the future of smartphones looks like
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#2Found it interesting that they have palm rejection at the sides but not at the top. Is it to not interfere with the pull down menu?
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#3I bought a Xiaomi mi max and didn't get it at my door. Take 45 day to return my money and later I bought Moto G4.
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#4> The bezel looks like it's from a scifi movie ...
All modern scifi movies have these completely transparent phones/tablets. If you have light in the back those would be unusable it seems. The Xiaomi phone looks just like the next iteration of making phones bigger screen wise, thinner and bezel-less.
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#5A very cool concept phone, and everything I've come to expect from Xiaomi.
That being said, the speaker design raises a lot of questions in my mind, foremost: If I turn the volume up, and play a couple hours of music, what are the chances I'll break some components?
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#6A very cool concept phone, and everything I've come to expect from Xiaomi. That being said, the speaker design raises a lot of questions in my mind, foremost: If I turn the volume up, and play a couple hours of music, what are the chances I'll break some components?
Fairly low? Why do you think they'd be bad enough to release a self-destructing phone? What in particular about the design concerns you?
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#7> Forget about buying it, though—Xiaomi is selling the Mi Mix in China only
Xiaomi don't appear to market in the West, but that doesn't mean you can't buy their stuff from the usual array of websites. Which appear to list this phone.
It also looks like it will work on the popular LTE bands in the UK, and probably much of Europe.
Re: Xiaomi Mi Mix review–This is what the future of smartphones looks like
#8A very cool concept phone, and everything I've come to expect from Xiaomi. That being said, the speaker design raises a lot of questions in my mind, foremost: If I turn the volume up, and play a couple hours of music, what are the chances I'll break some components?
Fairly low? Why do you think they'd be bad enough to release a self-destructing phone? What in particular about the design concerns you?
> At that point, you start to feel the vibrating metal frame through the rest of the phone.
As for the testing and quality: its a concept phone they aren't selling internationally. They can take some risks.
Considering Apple has finally acknowledged dropping an iPhone can break some of the solder work, I wouldn't be surprised if applying mechanical stress to a frame for long periods of time could be detrimental.