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This is not a huge problem as most of the users in India love bit saturated color. Also, the sensor tries to soften the human skin a little bit, so if you have pimples on your face then don’t worry, the sensor will try to soften and you won’t look that horrible (pun intended).

Overall, for the price of Rs 14999, Redmi has done a good job when it comes to the primary sensor but can’t say the same about the ultra-wide lens. In short, the phone has decent cameras for the price it comes. Audio – Could Have Been Better With a continued focus on the budget end of the spectrum, the Xiaomi 12 is a welcome breath of fresh air for those who don’t have huge amounts of cash to spare but also don’t want to compromise on componentry. If you’re put off by Samsung and would prefer not to dip your toes into iOS territory, the Xiaomi 12 could be a great-value upgrade. Xiaomi 12 review: What you need to know In short, the phone takes good images with the primary sensor and you will be happy with its performance.The 50MP primary camera along with 8MP ultra-wide and a macro lens lets you capture crystal clear, high-quality pictures for you to treasure.

And we believe that makes perfect sense. The 5G network capabilities may be great and all, but bring little to no additional value for the vast majority of the user base. After all, streaming high-quality videos and music and sending media via messaging apps can be done on the existing 4G network, which is already pretty fast in most regions around the globe, especially in Europe, where the phone is selling for €200. So if you are looking for something simple that works, the 4G version of the Redmi Note 12 is a good place to start your research. Coming to the optics, the phone sports a triple camera setup. The primary camera is a 50MP Samsung JN1 shooter, accompanied by an 8MP ultrawide and 2MP depth sensing unit. For selfies and video calls, there is a 13MP snapper upfront. The cameras are pretty decent. It’s nothing over the top but still impresses us. You could expect a 4K recording option, which is missing. 5000 mAh battery comes with 33W charging. A 6 nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 685 4G chipset is powering it. It’s a bit lower performance compared to chipsets like Helio G99. But you’ll get Xiaomi software optimization to cover a bit of it. Apart from that, there is good audio, noise cancellation mic., 128 GB fast UFS 2.2 ROM, Infraded, NFC and so on. Pros Memory: 64GB 4GB RAM, 128GB 4GB RAM, 128GB 6GB RAM, 128GB 8GB RAM; UFS 2.2; microSDXC (dedicated slot). What are the main camera specifications of the Redmi Note 12? A triple camera set-up consisting of:The single USB-C port supports wired charging speeds up to 67W, going from zero to full in just over 40 minutes. Wireless charging is rated at 50W, and another bonus is the dual-SIM tray. The under-screen fingerprint sensor is rather snappy at recognising your digits, too.

Sadly, all that power comes at a slight cost to battery life. In our battery test, which plays a looped video at a standard 170cd/m² brightness with Flight mode on, the Xiaomi 12 lasted for 18hrs 18mins before switching off. That’s a decent improvement on the Xiaomi 11 and an even greater leg-up on the Xiaomi 12 Pro, but it fails to match the Galaxy S22 Plus, iPhone 13 and especially the Oppo Find X5 Pro’s 24-hour battery life.

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