Here come the mi 10 ultra and k30 ultra!

jackycar

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Anyone using the Mi 10 Ultra switched from MI 10 Pro? How has the battery life been?

THE ultra has been out for sometime alr so wonder if got any longer term reviews.

Really happy with my Mi 10 pro but really curious about the camera and battery charging difference
 

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Oh u using it now? I read thru the reviews not sure if this is really good. Seems like mixture of feedback...

if you're looking for solid SP, can vouch for the one at waterway point. using the loca tempered glass one from the shop called xgear there. staff are friendly and they know what to do. have had this for a week or so already. no issues whatsoever :)
 

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if you're looking for solid SP, can vouch for the one at waterway point. using the loca tempered glass one from the shop called xgear there. staff are friendly and they know what to do. have had this for a week or so already. no issues whatsoever :)

Yup xgear is solid. I've gone there so many times to do my tempered glass. Great quality and service. Only their price is a bit high
 

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Anyone using the Mi 10 Ultra switched from MI 10 Pro? How has the battery life been?

THE ultra has been out for sometime alr so wonder if got any longer term reviews.

Really happy with my Mi 10 pro but really curious about the camera and battery charging difference

wait for mi12Pro by yearend. got microsd slot. 6000mah battery
 

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has anyone experienced their mi10u heating up during charging? been noticing it whenever i overnight charge with a usb C power delivery charger.
 

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not even using the 120w charger. just using the normal usb c pd one 45w or something?

oh not sure maybe you want to reboot and check your phone then... i using default charger and cable

Edit : maybe your third party charger or cable issue
 
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has anyone experienced their mi10u heating up during charging? been noticing it whenever i overnight charge with a usb C power delivery charger.
your phone is charging so fast and why do you need to overnight charge it? It's killing the battery as well as endanger yourself...

Sent from Xiaomi M10Ultra using GAGT
 

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I dun really use the supplied charger unless I need charge up urgently. Can also prolong the lifespan of batt by slower charging I guess.
 

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I dun really use the supplied charger unless I need charge up urgently. Can also prolong the lifespan of batt by slower charging I guess.
If leave overnight...unless your charger took 6 hours to charge..else it's reducing the life greatly...

Sent from Xiaomi M10Ultra using GAGT
 

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Anyone have any issues with incoming whatsapp calls? Not sure why but i never get any pop up or notification or vibration whatsoever when someone tries to call me. Only see missed calls when i open the app.
 

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your phone is charging so fast and why do you need to overnight charge it? It's killing the battery as well as endanger yourself...

Sent from Xiaomi M10Ultra using GAGT

hi doki i have sent you a private message on spay query ... please reply if you have time .
 

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If leave overnight...unless your charger took 6 hours to charge..else it's reducing the life greatly...

Sent from Xiaomi M10Ultra using GAGT

There is actually a auto cut off function in the phone to prevent overcharging but my pt here is even the normal charging I got a feel it's way too strong for the batt as well.
 

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Initially that was my concern before getting the phone. But then I think we all miss out something. I also found out that the battery they use isn't typical li ion battery. But graphene. So that helps in certain way. No idea why not many reviewer mention about this. Only keep mention about the 120w charging

There is actually a auto cut off function in the phone to prevent overcharging but my pt here is even the normal charging I got a feel it's way too strong for the batt as well.
 

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Initially that was my concern before getting the phone. But then I think we all miss out something. I also found out that the battery they use isn't typical li ion battery. But graphene. So that helps in certain way. No idea why not many reviewer mention about this. Only keep mention about the 120w charging

Saw your post and look up on graphene batteries and it seems safer than normal li ion batteries.. as per gsmarena "The Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra is powered by a graphene-enhanced Li-Ion battery with a capacity of 4,500 mAh"

https://www.androidauthority.com/graphene-batteries-explained-1070096/

just something new i guess

"Finally, graphene is safer. While lithium-ion batteries have a very good safety record, there have been a few major incidents involving faulty products. Overheating, overcharging, and puncturing can cause runaway chemical imbalances in li-ion batteries that result in fire. Graphene is much more stable, flexible, and stronger, and is more resilient to such issues."
 
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