Xiaomi Mi Max - Part 2

Sidler

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Ohh thanks.. anyone have any issues with newstar b4? and can i purchase directly from the store?

got issues before, but it's the cheapest now.
Lazada got good protection though. Anything can go through Lazada for returns and refunds.

I'm not sure Lazada offers self collection, but with their protection, I don't see the need to go down personally to check the phone.
Their shop prices is more ex than online prices. Need to order online then go down to collect for best prices.
 

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got issues before, but it's the cheapest now.
Lazada got good protection though. Anything can go through Lazada for returns and refunds.

I'm not sure Lazada offers self collection, but with their protection, I don't see the need to go down personally to check the phone.
Their shop prices is more ex than online prices. Need to order online then go down to collect for best prices.

great and thanks weisern. I left my citi cc at home, no choice may need to wait till i get back home to order, provided the promo is still available. HSBC promo is only $10.. :(
 

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great and thanks weisern. I left my citi cc at home, no choice may need to wait till i get back home to order, provided the promo is still available. HSBC promo is only $10.. :(

Citibank seemed to drop to $15 today.

If it's $15, maybe you should just hoot the HSBC offer rather than missing it.
 

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Use EDL Mode method:

For that error "cant read COM port XX" coz you did not install the required driver for your PC (Windows?) to detect the Mi Max in USB Debugging mode when you plug in.

You need to install the Quadcomm driver namely the 9008.

Download from here. It is either an .exe or zippy. So, you either run it or browse it to update the Quadcomm 9008 via Device Manager.

The duration of the flashing process should be bewtween 15 mins to 20 mins. Also, make sure you opened you MiFlash program first before plugin your Mi Max to PC!

Other bros may be able to give you a proper MiFlash process link. I don't have it off hand now!


Super late update:

I've tried numerous times, still doesn't work for me. Am still getting the "Cant read from COM PORT XXX" error. Sibei sian ... are there like any shops that can help me solve this problem? Really damn disappointed with Simder, why did they even need to mess with the ROM anyway? Doesn't benefit them in any way right?
 

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Super late update:

I've tried numerous times, still doesn't work for me. Am still getting the "Cant read from COM PORT XXX" error. Sibei sian ... are there like any shops that can help me solve this problem? Really damn disappointed with Simder, why did they even need to mess with the ROM anyway? Doesn't benefit them in any way right?

Have you disabled Windows driver signature verification? :s8:

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Disabling method for Windows 8.1 & 10 64-bit:
Permanent method:

> Press the Windows key + X and then click “Command Prompt (Admin)”, as shown below:-

> bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS

> bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON
 

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8.2.1.0 Global version

I'm on 8.2.1.0 too.

Well, It depends on the surrounding (light).

Usually, it take 1, 2 seconds to focus in good lighting. It's normal! Bear in mind, MI Max's camera is never a top-notch one! Therefore, super fast focus is non-existence!
 

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Oh Ya. Somebody asked about yellowish photos.

Yes. 8.2 series of MIUI has too high of Saturation even with its default setting of Normal.

So, the workaround is to set the Saturation to Low for the time being rather then leave it at its default value of Normal. :)
 

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Oh Ya. Somebody asked about yellowish photos.

Yes. 8.2 series of MIUI has too high of Saturation even with its default setting of Normal.

So, the workaround is to set the Saturation to Low for the time being rather then leave it at its default value of Normal. :)

Time to submit bug report... :p
 

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I'm on 8.2.1.0 too.

Well, It depends on the surrounding (light).

Usually, it take 1, 2 seconds to focus in good lighting. It's normal! Bear in mind, MI Max's camera is never a top-notch one! Therefore, super fast focus is non-existence!

No no the focusing is ok. Just that when I first start the camera it will not focus at all. Need to wait up to 5-7 secs then the focusing will start to work. So just to check whether is phone problem.
 

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No no the focusing is ok. Just that when I first start the camera it will not focus at all. Need to wait up to 5-7 secs then the focusing will start to work. So just to check whether is phone problem.

Hmm.... I see.

Should not be 5 to 7 seconds.

Under sunlight and bright light, my camera focus is pretty fast.
 

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Have you disabled Windows driver signature verification? :s8:

________________________________________________

Disabling method for Windows 8.1 & 10 64-bit:
Permanent method:

> Press the Windows key + X and then click “Command Prompt (Admin)”, as shown below:-

> bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS

> bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON


Thanks bro, I'll try again later tonight!
 
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