Xiaomi Mi 5!

aang1971

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Freaking 4K plus in China for 128gb....should I sell my set I got....I bought at rrp
 

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Freaking 4K plus in China for 128gb....should I sell my set I got....I bought at rrp
What Mi 5 model you using now? Mi 5 Pro (128GB) is selling for RMB2699 but because of high demands the price got really high up to RMB 4000+, maybe as time goes when Xiaomi's production gets more stable you may be able to get it around the price range of Xiaomi's RRP for it.

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Mi 5 launching at Hong Kong on 10th May, HKD$2599 for the 3GB/32GB variant~

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Hk not launching the 64gb ?
 

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According to Xiaomi HK Mi 5 specs:
http://www.mi.com/hk/mi5/specs/


支援中港 4G、雙卡雙待
雙 Nano-SIM 卡槽,任一卡槽均可設定為主卡
支援香港運營商 4G / 3G / 2G 網絡,另於中國內地支援中國移動及中國聯通 4G / 3G / 2G 網絡
當主卡使用 4G 時副卡可支援 3G

Translate to English:
Support Hong Kong 4G, dual card dual standby
dual Nano-SIM card slot, a slot can be set to any of the main card
support Hong Kong operators 4G / 3G / 2G network, other support in mainland China, China Mobile and China Unicom 4G / 3G / 2G networks
when the main card 4G Vice card supports 3G
 

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so HK being the 亲生仔, also suffer similar fate as SG ...
xiaomi gave priority to the nnehs :(
 

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According to Xiaomi HK Mi 5 specs:
http://www.mi.com/hk/mi5/specs/


支援中港 4G、雙卡雙待
雙 Nano-SIM 卡槽,任一卡槽均可設定為主卡
支援香港運營商 4G / 3G / 2G 網絡,另於中國內地支援中國移動及中國聯通 4G / 3G / 2G 網絡
當主卡使用 4G 時副卡可支援 3G

Translate to English:
Support Hong Kong 4G, dual card dual standby
dual Nano-SIM card slot, a slot can be set to any of the main card
support Hong Kong operators 4G / 3G / 2G network, other support in mainland China, China Mobile and China Unicom 4G / 3G / 2G networks
when the main card 4G Vice card supports 3G

Does it support in Singapore case, example 1st card on M1 4G and 2nd card on Singtel 3G?
 

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After few days of usage. I observed the following bugs.
On 7.2.8 Latest version. Stock untouched GLOBAL ROM.

*Solution

1) Wifi is draining battery badly and heats up phone at times *Go to wifi advanced settings and turn off scanning always available


2) Some random high memory usage bug. * Go to developer option and turn memory optimisation to high

3) Whatsapp delay notification * Go to permissions allow everything and battery management turn off MIUI battery management or add exception.

4) The 4th bug is the worse bug. I am only using 1 SIM CARD. However 4G is extremely unstable at times even slower than 3G. The only solution is to use 3G instead. I dont see any difference in speed in 3G or 4G unless sharing internet.

Thanks man!

On the same rom as you and also get the same bugs and no4 is especially irritating, what telco provider are you on?
 

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Read that the global rom has alot of problems and bugs, so just a word of caution for everyone. At the moment china rom is more stable. 4G no issues as well.
 

thewiseone

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Indeed. China ROM is very stable, especially after Stable Release 7.2.12. The latest 7.2.14 is even better.


I dont see the need for a Global ROM, unless u need multi-language support apart from Chinese and English.



Read that the global rom has alot of problems and bugs, so just a word of caution for everyone. At the moment china rom is more stable. 4G no issues as well.
 
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