Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

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Any recommended casing that will still allow fingerprint?

I'm using this

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Hi, selling redmi note 3 gold here.

Only did a full charge once and went through the apps, didn't even insert any sim card for use yet.

No interest to earn that few dollars by jacking up the price. so yap, its going for $300. I just wanna sell it off as my mom prefers to use her old phone after i got it for her.

Thanks for viewing and i hope i did not go against any forum rules by posting this here. :) Please PM me if you are keen.

Unseal , open , used !
 

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you are right... i removed the post already. will use it as a spare phone.

Why use Xiaomi as spare phone? To be efficient you shouldn't settle for this. If I were you , I will change to at a mi note
 

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Why use Xiaomi as spare phone? To be efficient you shouldn't settle for this. If I were you , I will change to at a mi note

I couldn't find any reasons to stop using my s6 edge (although its about 2 years of usage already but it is still good)

Based on comparison of this two phones, note 3 didn't win me over. Thus its likely going to be my spare phone.

Just a bit sian because my mom doesn't want to use this phone even when its right in front of her. She still prefers her s4.
 

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I'm experiencing call dropping when I'm using to make calls using sim 2.

Talk halfway and then suddenly cannot hear the other party voice. Then dc.

Is it because sim 2 is running on 2g?
 

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I'm experiencing call dropping when I'm using to make calls using sim 2.

Talk halfway and then suddenly cannot hear the other party voice. Then dc.

Is it because sim 2 is running on 2g?

I thought RMN3 both sim trays supports 4G?
 

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Technically both tray support 4G, but when there's two SIMs, it's running on 4G+2G SIM networks combi

Sent from my Rice phone using GAGT

Sigh.... This render the Dual SIM feature useless as many countries are phasing out 2G network in the near future.

Just wonder are there any Dual SIM phone already available in the market that support 4G+4G/3G mode? I read Mi5 does but it is not launched in SG yet.
 

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Sigh.... This render the Dual SIM feature useless as many countries are phasing out 2G network in the near future.

Just wonder are there any Dual SIM phone already available in the market that support 4G+4G/3G mode? I read Mi5 does but it is not launched in SG yet.

In fact Xiaomi website physically mentioned 4G dual SIM dual standby. This is quite misleading.
 

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Technically both tray support 4G, but when there's two SIMs, it's running on 4G+2G SIM networks combi

Sent from my Rice phone using GAGT

Emm. So this should not be a concern for me if I go oversea, my Singapore sim will be for voice only and I will buy a local 4G card for usage am I right?

Another question, if another country follows Singapore to phase out 2G (Voice). So my Singapore sim still can work just for voice? Because I always off data roaming while I'm overseas.
 

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Emm. So this should not be a concern for me if I go oversea, my Singapore sim will be for voice only and I will buy a local 4G card for usage am I right?

Another question, if another country follows Singapore to phase out 2G (Voice). So my Singapore sim still can work just for voice? Because I always off data roaming while I'm overseas.
Typically when a telco switches off a network, in this case the 2G network, it will mean all services provided through the network eg. data, voice will be decommissioned.

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So can I explain this way: if I off both data roaming and mobile data in my 4G Sim, I will be on 4G voice only?

Hi,

Let's say you are in Thailand and SIM slot 1 is using local prepaid card for data/voice on 4G network, SIM slot 2 will be on 2G.

If you using you SG SIM card on SIM slot 2, you will still be able to receive/make voice call via 2G network while you are in Thailand as along as 2G network is still available in Thailand. If Thailand phased out 2G network, you won't be able to receive/make call on your SG SIM on SIM slot 2.

From what I read, a lot of countries are phasing out 2G Network in the next 12 months so I'd rather treat Redmi Note 3 as a single SIM phone.
 

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Hi,

Let's say you are in Thailand and SIM slot 1 is using local prepaid card for data/voice on 4G network, SIM slot 2 will be on 2G.

If you using you SG SIM card on SIM slot 2, you will still be able to receive/make voice call via 2G network while you are in Thailand as along as 2G network is still available in Thailand. If Thailand phased out 2G network, you won't be able to receive/make call on your SG SIM on SIM slot 2.

From what I read, a lot of countries are phasing out 2G Network in the next 12 months so I'd rather treat Redmi Note 3 as a single SIM phone.

And so it defeat the purpose of having dual SIM technically.
 
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