The Official Xiaomi Thread

Groggyme said:
They have tightened up the shipping of goods with batteries in them. AFAIK the only company still shipping phones is Aramex but they can take an age to deliver if you are not on top of them. I ordered from Sunsky in Hong Kong / China and wanted to delivery it through DHL but apparently DHL in HK refused to ship the phone. They put all packages through an x-ray and kick those packages with batteries out and return them to sender. The only way I found out was because Sunsky told me and arranged to ship with Aramex then refunded me the difference in shipping.
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That's strange. I received a10 inch tablet from Bangood recently, including the battery. Delivery was under 2 weeks via Buffalo.

I think that bigger issue is that most phones are dispatched from Hong Kong and they are not shipping anything to SA from there.
 
deesef said:
That's strange. I received a10 inch tablet from Bangood recently, including the battery. Delivery was under 2 weeks via Buffalo.

I think that bigger issue is that most phones are dispatched from Hong Kong and they are not shipping anything to SA from there.
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Must be it. It made no sense when they told me but a few people I know said the same thing.
 
Is it just me or does this seem too good to be true? Mi 11 ultra. It seems to be the going price though since all the other offers are roughly in line. The only thing i see it might be is their specs say hd screen but gsmarena says it should be amoled.
 
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Thats what i thought as well. Oh well, no biggy. I was actually looking at these two though when i saw that. X3 pro or the Realme. Leaning towards the x3 as i dont know realme. Though that amoled is mighty tempting
 
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Please post any real ones you spot, they seem like hens teeth at the moment.
 
Lord Slayer said:
Is it just me or does this seem too good to be true? Mi 11 ultra. It seems to be the going price though since all the other offers are roughly in line. The only thing i see it might be is their specs say hd screen but gsmarena says it should be amoled.
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Chrome on my phone blocking that link so definitely fake
 
Xiaomi unveils 27" 165Hz gaming monitor, Wi-Fi 6 router, a new scooter and an air fryer

Mi Smart Air Fryer 3.5L

This smart air fryer can be controlled through the Mi Home app, which will offer more than 100 different recipes to try out. Using the app you can schedule the cooking up to 24 hours in advance and you can use voice commands (Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are supported) to start or pause the cooking process and check the remaining cooking time. You can also use the OLED display on the front to check such info.

The air fryer can fit 3.5L (3.7 quarts) and can cook at temperatures ranging from 40ºC to 200ºC (104ºF-392ºF). Besides air frying, this can also be used for baking, defrosting and even making yogurt.

The Xiaomi Mi Smart Air Fryer 3.5L will be sold for €100.

www.gsmarena.com

Xiaomi unveils 27" 165Hz gaming monitor, Wi-Fi 6 router, a new scooter and an air fryer

Xiaomi is expanding its selection of smart home gadgets available in Europe. Xiaomi expanded its lineup of “AIoT” products today, a nebulous category that...
www.gsmarena.com www.gsmarena.com


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Dave said:
Realme is another brand of BBK Electronics, same as OPPO and OnePlus.
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So pretty decent then from the reviews i have seen on both of those. Im torn between the 2. I want the amoled on the realme, but the ram and storage on the x3 is better. 2 days left on the sale so a bit more homework to do. Lets just hope stock will last till then.
 
FiestaST said:
Xiaomi unveils 27" 165Hz gaming monitor, Wi-Fi 6 router, a new scooter and an air fryer

Mi Smart Air Fryer 3.5L

This smart air fryer can be controlled through the Mi Home app, which will offer more than 100 different recipes to try out. Using the app you can schedule the cooking up to 24 hours in advance and you can use voice commands (Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are supported) to start or pause the cooking process and check the remaining cooking time. You can also use the OLED display on the front to check such info.

The air fryer can fit 3.5L (3.7 quarts) and can cook at temperatures ranging from 40ºC to 200ºC (104ºF-392ºF). Besides air frying, this can also be used for baking, defrosting and even making yogurt.

The Xiaomi Mi Smart Air Fryer 3.5L will be sold for €100.

www.gsmarena.com

Xiaomi unveils 27" 165Hz gaming monitor, Wi-Fi 6 router, a new scooter and an air fryer

Xiaomi is expanding its selection of smart home gadgets available in Europe. Xiaomi expanded its lineup of “AIoT” products today, a nebulous category that...
www.gsmarena.com www.gsmarena.com


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:love: Does it come in black?
 
Lord Slayer said:
So pretty decent then from the reviews i have seen on both of those. Im torn between the 2. I want the amoled on the realme, but the ram and storage on the x3 is better. 2 days left on the sale so a bit more homework to do. Lets just hope stock will last till then.
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Another thing to weigh up is the Realme is likely to be of better build quality than the Poco as well.
 
Dave said:
Another thing to weigh up is the Realme is likely to be of better build quality than the Poco as well.
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Well i cant say much on the Poco, but the build on my redmi note 8 pro was very solid(untill the car door incident). I was hoping i could save that one with replacement parts but it looks like the motherboard itself got damaged too and its not charging anymore. So new phone it is.
 
Would be hard to give up the Amoled display... since I got an amoled device I don't think I'll be able to go back to LCD again.
Not having that bright grey in your face is pretty great in darker situations.
 
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