I am going to buy Redmi 12 5G today or tomorrow, 4gb variant. So looking for offers on Amazon eGVs. 1100 tak discount mil jaaye toh bhi bahut hai.
saucap wrote:1100I am going to buy Redmi 12 5G today or tomorrow, 4gb variant. So looking for offers on Amazon eGVs. 1100 tak discount mil jaaye toh bhi bahut hai.
saucap wrote:I am going to buy Redmi 12 5G today or tomorrow, 4gb variant. So looking for offers on Amazon eGVs. 1100 tak discount mil jaaye toh bhi bahut hai.
But as per my requirement, redmi 12 5g doesn't suit.. It's having 4 gb ram
offersfan36 wrote:But as per my requirement, redmi 12 5g doesn't suit.. It's having 4 gb ram
There is 6 gb variant also
saucap wrote:I am going to buy Redmi 12 5G today or tomorrow, 4gb variant. So looking for offers on Amazon eGVs. 1100 tak discount mil jaaye toh bhi bahut hai.
@guest_999 had reported issues with his 6GB Xiaomi device in the past wherein the first app would reload while returning to it after making a UPI payment in a 2nd app IIRC. Stock Android will work just about fine (for now) in the above scenario even with only 4GB RAM. MIUI is likely to be problematic. However no such issue was exhibited in my father's 6GB Redmi Note 10 Pro albeit running A11 based MIUI. A12 was associated with a noticeable increase in RAM usage by the OS & System even in AOSP.
TL;DR: Minimum 6GB RAM is highly recommended in case of devices running MIUI to ensure a smooth multitasking experience.
Edit: @saucap Poco has announced 2 Android OS updates but Redmi hasn't made any such commitment. I think the latter would also match it but it's something to keep in mind. Plus newer Android OS versions might demand a bit more RAM again making the 6GB variant a better buy in terms of future readiness.
LIMBO wrote:That's why I will not buy 4 gb ram devices.@guest_999 had reported issues with his 6GB Xiaomi device in the past wherein the first app would reload while returning to it after making a UPI payment in a 2nd app IIRC. Stock Android will work just about fine (for now) in the above scenario even with only 4GB RAM. MIUI is likely to be problematic. However no such issue was exhibited in my father's 6GB Redmi Note 10 Pro albeit running A11 based MIUI. A12 was associated with a noticeable increase in RAM usage by the OS & System even in AOSP.
TL;DR: 6GB RAM is highly recommended in case of devices running MIUI.
offersfan36 wrote:
That's why I will not buy 4 gb ram devices.
Minimum 6 gb and minimum 33 watt charging
I don't care about fast charging. I use a 5W charger in my Poco F4 which comes bundled with a 67W charger.
saucap wrote:buy from Croma they have 10% time to time plus 5% neu coinsI am going to buy Redmi 12 5G today or tomorrow, 4gb variant. So looking for offers on Amazon eGVs. 1100 tak discount mil jaaye toh bhi bahut hai.
offersfan36 wrote:
Why
67 is best
Good for prematurely degrading the battery. Fast charging should be limited to situations where it's really necessary. Otherwise 10W charging is ideal for medium topups. BTW due to higher temps. there's not a whole lot of difference while using a 33W charger vs the 67W at least in F4. I can provide active cooling but still not a big difference.
LIMBO wrote:Bro let me tell you one thing,Good for prematurely degrading the battery. Fast charging should be limited to situations where it's really necessary. Otherwise 10W charging is ideal for medium topups. BTW due to higher temps. there's not a whole lot of difference while using a 33W charger vs the 67W at least in F4. I can provide active cooling but still not a big difference.
offersfan36 wrote:
Bro let me tell you one thing,
I am currently using realme narzo 20 pro which having 65 watt charging and no issues. Still excellent battery life.
Nearly 3 years of experience.
I purchased in October 2020.
Now tell me, is your misunderstanding about fast cleared or not?
I keep my devices for several years! 2 Redmi devices nearing 7 years still deliver 7-9 hours SoT.
LIMBO wrote:I can assure i will use this device 2 to 3 years more until it's out of running cycle.I keep my devices for several years! 2 Redmi devices nearing 7 years still deliver 7-9 hours SoT.
Every time main topic gets sidelined 
Previously freecharge thread and now this.
No one gives appropriate suggestions 
Topic gets stretched towards other discussion only
smz wrote:Is the SOT for original battery ? And bypass charging all these years ?
Yes to both. I had planned to replace the battery in one of the two about 2 years back but without any announcement whatsoever Xiaomi had EOL'ed both some months ago.
P.S. I had examined the output of the uevent file recently and turns out it wasn't true bypass charging at least in case of one of the two. Not that it matters...
Poco x5
smz wrote:
How to know Xiaomi EOL for hardware parts online ?
Roughly 3-4 years after release barring a few that didn't sell well in which case Xiaomi pulls the plug sooner. Previously it used to be as long as 5 years. In the last 2 years the pattern seems to be that the specific devices whose spares are significantly discounted during the Xiaomi Summer Service Camp are EOL'ed not long after. Otherwise one comes to know only after calling the customer care. Not infrequently batteries in particular might be available in a few service centers upto 6 months after the device hits EOL status.
Another useful indicator is the software support period which can be checked at the Xiaomi Security Center website. Aftersales service stops not much longer following the end of software support.
Simbha3 wrote:Poco x5
My budget is 13k
Is this device having all my requirements fulfilled?
offersfan36 wrote:End of Life. Basically it means support end from manufacturer.What is EOL
Poco M4 Pro 13999
you will have to up your budget by 1000 - 2000
Poco X5 14999
Motorola Moto G72 14999
Samsung Galaxy F14 5G (25 W fast charging) 14999
you can use this website
mynextphone.in/mobiles/best-mobile-phones-under-15000
woodfield753 wrote:Poco m4 pro is too much outdated phone.
Poco M4 Pro 13999
you will have to up your budget by 1000 - 2000
Poco X5 14999
Motorola Moto G72 14999
Samsung Galaxy F14 5G (25 W fast charging) 14999
you can use this website
mynextphone.in/mobiles/best-mobile-phones-under-15000
offersfan36 wrote:the website @woodfield753 has given is just a mobile suggestion site with links to amazon or flipkart for buying
Poco m4 pro is too much outdated phone.
Will check poco x5
Motorola already not required due to stock android
Samsung has less than 33 watt charging
The website for shopping you given is untrusted and may be fake.
Only Amazon and flipkart is required.
newuser wrote:I thought we can purchase mobile from that website.
the website @woodfield753 has given is just a mobile suggestion site with links to amazon or flipkart for buying
offersfan36 wrote:Samsung galaxy F23 takes around 90 min to close to full charge while using a redmi 18w charger which I think is still fast enough.
Poco m4 pro is too much outdated phone.
Will check poco x5
Motorola already not required due to stock android
Samsung has less than 33 watt charging
The website for shopping you given is untrusted and may be fake.
Only Amazon and flipkart is required.
I keep my devices for several years! 2 Redmi devices nearing 7 years still deliver 7-9 hours SoT.
@guest_999 had reported issues with his 6GB Xiaomi device in the past wherein the first app would reload while returning to it after making a UPI payment in a 2nd app IIRC. Stock Android will work just about fine (for now) in the above scenario even with only 4GB RAM. MIUI is likely to be problematic. However no such issue was exhibited in my father's 6GB Redmi Note 10 Pro albeit running A11 based MIUI. A12 was associated with a noticeable increase in RAM usage by the OS & System even in AOSP.
TL;DR: Minimum 6GB RAM is highly recommended in case of devices running MIUI to ensure a smooth multitasking experience.
Edit: @saucap Poco has announced 2 Android OS updates but Redmi hasn't made any such commitment. I think the latter would also match it but it's something to keep in mind. Plus newer Android OS versions might demand a bit more RAM again making the 6GB variant a better buy in terms of future readiness.