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Xiaomi Launched Mi Note in Singapore at S$569 , MI Note : Price , Specification and Detail Review

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Mi Singapore has just announced the launch of Mi Note today!

Let's take a look at some of the awesome features of the Mi Note:
In addition to the super-hyped curve design, here's a quick line-up of Mi Note's features and specificiations:

Snapdragon 801 2.5GHz, Adreno 330
3D curved Gorilla Glass 3 framed in aluminium
5.7” Sharp/JDI Full HD display
3GB RAM 64GB Flash
Dual 4G SIM (micro/nano), Dual Standby
Sony 13MP camera f/2.0 with OIS
4MP front camera with large 2-micron pixels
Hi-Fi audio system, 24-bit/192KHz lossless playback support
3000mAh lithium-ion battery, Quick Charge 2.0

4G Dual Sim - Manage calls and messages on two separate SIM cards easily with 4G dual SIM, dual standby. Tailor preferred network and data settings for each card with intelligent dual SIM features, like creating custom SIM labels. Mi Note also automatically selects which SIM to use when you call or text someone based on history.

Super thin yet long-lasting - Despite its 6.95mm thickness and large 5.7" display, Mi Note has an outstanding battery life thanks to the 3000mAh, 4.4V high-voltage battery design, which is a 8.5% reduction in size without compromising capacity.

13 MP Sony camera - If you need a full-feature camera set in a minimal user-friendly interface, Mi Note has got the works. It takes professional quality pictures on a 2nd gen 13MP Sony IMX214 CMOS sensor f/2,0 with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and two-tone flash. Go full-on creative with manual mode, 32-second exposure, Quick Exposure Adjustment, HDR, and more functions. The 4MP front camera with large 2μm pixels are perfect to use with Beautify, which intelligently guesses age and gender in order to apply 36 smart filters.

Large 3000mAh battery - To power on a high-performance processor and large display, we fitted Mi Note's ultra-thin 6.95mm frame with a large 3000mAh Sony/LG 4.4V lithium-ion polymer battery. It is 8.5% smaller than that of Mi 4 but has a 6.3% higher energy density. Comes with Quick Charge 2.0, which charges up to 75% faster than conventional methods.

Hi-Fi audio system - The mobile sound revolution begins with Mi Note. Adapted from independent Hi-Fi systems, Mi Note's audio module is a dedicated sound card for your smartphone and meets the standard for 24-bit/192KHz lossless playback support. Direct playback of lossless audio formats is supported, letting you retain the studio-grade quality of original recordings. A two-stage amplifier also lets you pair your music with high-impedance headphones.

With so many awesome features Mi Note is only selling for SGD 569!

The excitement doesn't stop here! Mi Singapore have announced their Uber exclusive delivery for Mi Note!

For Mi Fans who've been anticipating the Mi Note, we've got something special! Introducing Mi x Uber exclusive delivery.
On 27 July, you'll be able to order the new Mi Note on-demand through the Uber app. This is bringing you the Mi Note a full day before it will be available in stores. Mi x Uber will bring you Mi Note in limited quantities only, so gotta hurry if you want to get yours before it sells out. Interested? Tell us why you wanna receive a Mi Note uber fast- we have special Uber priority codes up for grabs.

Remeber to mark down the on your calander and set alarm clock for 28th July @ 12noon to grab this Mi Note.

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All about Xiaomi Mi Note : FAQ, spec, issues & solution

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1, Q: MI note screen and effect?
A: MI Note version comes with full HD Retina screen from Sharp / JDI's, 95% of the NTSC colour brings ultra-high colour saturation, naturally can restore more realistic colours.

For Detail Info Visit:

http://en.miui.com/thread-80069-1-1.html

2, Q: Does MI Note supports NFC and infrared capabilities?
A: The answer is NOT supported, MI does not support the above functions, support for Bluetooth 4.1, Bluetooth HID isavailable and also supports 2.4GHz / 5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi, it also supports Wi-FiDisplay.

3, Q: What are the characteristics of MI Note design?

A: MI Note comes with a metal frame and double curved glass design, with 2.5D curved glass front panel and 3D curved glass rear panel. Aluminium arc extremely narrow in the box, the thinnest is at only 4.1mm, the perfect arc incoming side bringing unparalleled grip andultimate technology experience.

4, Q: Network supported by Mi Note?

A: MI Note supports dual sim and dual standby and supports both FDD and TDD dual 4G, 5-mode 15-band, support China Mobile and China Unicom's 2G / 3G / 4G network. Support Micro and Nano SIM card.

For detail information visit: http://en.miui.com/thread-78916-1-1.html

5, Q: What is the camera OIS optical image stabilization?

A: The camera of MI Note uses OIS (optical imagestabilization technology) that can move through tiny gyroscope to detect cameraphone, and the signal is transmitted to the anti-shake IC to calculate theamount of displacement to be compensated, and then push the lens by a voice coil motor to perform image stabilization, which effectively overcome the image produced by the vibration of the camera blur.

For detail information visit: http://en.miui.com/thread-78843-1-1.html

6, Q: What are the benefits of flash colour temperature?

A: MI Note uses the Philips flash colour temperature,with up to 93 CRI. The colour of an object can highly be reduced in natural light, the two flash light is used with different colour temperatures so thatthe light balance, get mixed with the shooting scene relatively consistent colourscreen, so in low light we can get clear picture and more precise shoot.

For detail information visit: http://en.miui.com/thread-78843-1-1.html

7, Q: What are the characteristics of the front camera?

A: MI Note front 4.0 megapixel camera comes with a large pixel camera, a single pixel size is 2μm, larger pixel area brings better imaging and night shooting results less in noise and more clean details.

8, Q: What are the characteristics of MI Note HiFi system ?

A: Mi Note make the use of MI ESS ES9018K2Mindustry's top independent audio decoder chip, with up to 127dB dynamic rangeand ultra-ultra high distortion -120dB.The industry's top two op-amp chip,perfectly straight push 600 ohm high impedance headphones. Audio optimization and tuning with professional audio division of 20 rigorous tests conducted in the underlying Android.

For detail information visit: http://en.miui.com/thread-78816-1-1.html

9, Q: What is coprocessor role?

A: MI Note added Sensor Hub co-processor, designed to deal with the acceleration sensor, gyroscope, geomagnetic sensor operation,effectively reducing the power consumption of mobile CPU to offer phone morepower.

For detail information visit: http://en.miui.com/thread-78908-1-1.html

10, Q: MI Note battery capacity?

A: MI Note at a thickness of only 6.95mm body is been packed up with 3000mAh battery, decreasing 8.5%. 4.4V compared to the high-voltage battery of MI 4 to enhance energy density by 6.3%.

11, Q: MI Note pro version configuration?

A: MI Note pro version uses the most powerful mobile processor chip at present which is none other than Qualcomm Snapdragon 810. It uses 4 * Cortex A57 + 4 * Cortex A53 64 Bit Octa core architecture processor based on 20nm process technology. The new graphics chip i.e. Adreno430 give performance boost up to 80% and 50% power reduction when compared to Adreno330. Support LTE-Cat9 ultra-high-speed network, the maximum theoretical downlink speeds of up to 450Mbps, with unprecedented 4GB LP-DDR4 memory to support Apps and 2K (515PPI)very clear display.

To know More about 2k display Visit:

http://en.miui.com/thread-80069-1-1.html

12, Q: Does It Support MHL? ( Asked by @yeahyohoh)A: Mi Note Does Not Support This Function ( Source ) . Officially No Statement about this :).

13, Q: Support For external SD card? ( Asked By@haybat)

A: No !! There's No support for external micro sd card :).

14, Q: Support For OTG? ( Asked by @sameer_farms :p)

A: yes !! Xiaomi Has kept the tradition of providing The OTG support to the flagship device :) Even low end device such as redmi 1s has OTG support.

15, Q: Does Mi Note and Mi Note pro come with metalic frame and is there a glass instead of plastic on rear panel? (Asked by : @agarmen2014)

A: Yes is the ans :) there’s a metallic rim around the sides and the back camera and the rare (back) has gorilla glass 3 as per the official statement and from the reliable sources :).

16, Q: Is there notification light(LED) On Mi Note ? (Asked by: @ha33ori)
A: Yes Mi note has a notification light(LED).

17, Q: Mi Note pro Launch Date? (Asked by: @FlightTribe)
A: Possibly in march(as per the update that i have).

18, Q: How to root Mi Note? (Asked by: @toutpi)
A: http://en.miui.com/thread-78583-1-1.html refer this post for complete tutorial :)

19, Q: Will They have IR blaster Function? (Asked by: @ll_Padrino)
A: NO!!!!

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Xiaomi MI Note : Detailed Review

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Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

We all know the drill by now… Xiaomi makes budget phones that appeal by packing a lot of power into a tiny price tag. But with its newest phone, the Mi Note, Xiaomi is doing things a bit differently. This time, Xiaomi is aiming at the high-end, pitching the Mi Note up against the iPhone 6 Plus and Samsung Note 4 in terms of size and ambitions.
What hasn’t changed is that the price is low – the Mi Note starts at just RMB 2,299, which is US$370. That’s only US$50 more than its previous flagship phone, the Mi4, which is now relegated to being Xiaomi’s mid-range device.
More accurately, the Mi4 and the Mi Note are like the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The looks and specs are very similar; the main difference is the size.
And what a size it is. The Mi Note comes with a 5.7-inch full HD screen. Xiaomi has managed to make it slightly thinner, lighter, and shorter than the iPhone 6 Plus, despite it packing a larger display than Apple’s gargantuan 6 Plus. Despite the clever design, it still looks and feels big. In your hand, the Mi Note looks big enough to be used to give someone a 50 Shades of Grey-style spanking.
Here are the specs:
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

OK, let’s dive into the Mi Note review for real.

Hardware

The Mi Note, at first glance, looks a lot like the Mi4, which is OK because the Mi4 is quite a handsome thing, as we established in our review last year. Aside from the monumental size and the larger screen, the main difference between Xiaomi’s top two phones is that the Mi Note has a very nicely rounded rear that curves in at the edges. It’s only a few millimeters, and it’s hard to capture in a photo (see below), but it helps make the Mi Note feel thinner than it is.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

The curved edges and the slimmer metal frame also help a lot in terms of ergonomics. They make the Mi Note really easy and pleasant to hold in one hand. Despite its girth, you could still hold it in just one hand and use your thumb to hit some areas of the screen. That makes it unlike the iPhone 6 Plus, which is pretty much impossible to hold in one hand because the perfectly round edges make it as grippy as an eel in a lube factory.
Below the screen there are three capacitive buttons that light up. Most Android phones ditched these years ago, but the Chinese market seems to like them and Xiaomi is persisting with them. If you’re going to have capacitive buttons, common sense should dictate that the “back” button is on the far left so that it falls easily in reach of your thumb, but Xiaomi has put it on the right. However, that doesn’t really matter with the giant Mi Note because you thumb can hit precisely none of the buttons when you’re holding it in one hand. But that’s also a problem with the 6 Plus’ “home” button.
The rear of the Mi Note is home to a camera accompanied by a two-tone flash. More on the camera later.
Absent from the phone is a fingerprint scanner. At less than half the price of equivalent phones from the likes of Apple and Samsung, Xiaomi had to cut corners somewhere.
But the phone on the whole doesn’t feel like any corners have been cut. The tacky and slippy plastic of most Xiaomi phones has been replaced by glass both front and rear. The whole thing feels solid, and there’s not a creak to be heard and not even a little rattle from the volume or power buttons. Because of the glass, there isn’t even any flex. (This phone, which is 64GB, is one I bought, so no drop tests from me.)
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

There is the option of black for the Mi Note, but the black version seems to be in very short supply.
By the way, that Mi Note Pro you heard about during the launch isn’t out yet. Once it does arrive, it’ll pack a 2K screen, add even more RAM (4GB of it), and come with a choice of white-plus-silver, white-plus-gold, or black. It’ll be a lot more expensive than the regular Mi Note – a whacking US$530.
Of course, all this is pretty much academic to people living outside of mainland China. Xiaomi is slow at rolling out new models to its existing markets (the Mi3 from 2013 is still the newest top-end device it sells everywhere apart from China and India), so it could take – we’re guessing here, going on past performance – as long as six months before the Mi Note lands in a country outside of China. And that’ll probably be India first.

Screen and sound

The Mi Note’s 1080p screen is bright and superbly clear. Across the 5.7-inch screen, it works out at 386PPI.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

The phone has auto brightness – a good power-saving feature – but it seems either very slow or rather buggy. It responds fairly well to entering a dark room by dimming the screen so that it’s at a comfortable level to the eyes, but once you leave that room and go into a lighter space, it doesn’t light up again. Locking the screen and then reopening fixes the auto brightness. We had the same issue last year with the Mi4 even though that was using an older version of Xiaomi’s Android skin (MIUI V5; but the Mi Note ships with MIUI V6).
The earphone jack is on the top. On the bottom, there’s a micro-USB port as well as a sizable speaker outlet. The speaker’s big enough to pump out a good amount of sound, though it’s overly loud. Individuals who blast out music from the phone’s speakers – seriously, stop doing that in public – will find that the phone tends to distort the music a bit because it’s so loud. But it’s perfectly fine for games, online radio, TV shows, and other such stuff where the missing sonic elements won’t be noticed.

Software and features

MIUI is Xiaomi’s secret weapon. Back when almost nobody had stock Android and when HTC and Samsung were producing Android skins that were seemingly designed by a committee of Windows XP enthusiasts, Xiaomi’s MIUI made its debut and looked young and fresh.
After a few years it started to look outdated as iOS and then Android got flatter and sleeker, so Xiaomi has given MIUI its biggest ever refresh for MIUI V6 – based on Android 4.4 at the moment, not 5.0.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

MIUI adds quite a lot to stock Android, but there are also a few omissions that, for the way I use my phone, feel like bad choices. For example, interactive notifications – those useful “reply” or “delete” buttons on your alerts that were first pioneered by Google and then picked up by Apple’s iOS – are really useful, but MIUI has got rid of them. Also, the very minimal lockscreen features only a number to indicate new notifications, so you can’t just glance at your screen when the phone is locked to see what the alert is – you’ll have to tap on the number to make the notifications appear in detail.
Furthermore, the lockscreen doesn’t show things like controls for the radio app you’re using, so I have to go through the whole rigmarole of unlocking the phone just to skip to the next segment in the NPR One app. There are music controls, however, on the notification shade.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

I think the notification shade is accessible from the lockscreen in some instances, but because I added a VPN and was forced to apply a phone security pattern, I could only access the notification shade after unlocking the phone. That interrupted the usual workflow I’m used to on iOS or stock Android.
Apart from those quibbles, Xiaomi’s additions to Android have practical, day-to-day benefits. You can choose precisely which toggles (pictured above) appear on the notification shade and arrange their order. I also like the app-by-app controls over which ones can display notifications (a lot like in iOS). The “do not disturb” scheduling is also vital for unwinding from work. There are lots more additions, of course, but those three are the most significant and useful from my point of view.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

There is, of course, the option to do easy theming, but I really don’t like those mostly childish themes.
I don’t see any software features in the Mi Note geared towards the larger screen.

Camera

My biggest bugbear with the Mi4 was the camera, which produced photos that were over-processed. It even failed to see some colors, especially struggling to deal with strong purples or pinks. In my review I gave the example of a purple lamp in my home that the Mi4 displayed in its photos as blue. The good news is that Xiaomi has largely fixed this problem in the Mi Note, though the phone’s HDR is still too unrealistically strong to my eyes.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

While the worst excesses of the previous generation camera are fixed, the Mi Note still produces photos that are a bit too bright for my liking when shooting indoors in good lighting. Being too bright, the colors are drowned out. On the plus side, indoor photos in poor light benefit from the extra light without needing the flash; the Mi Note camera manages that with minimal low-light fuzziness.
When taking photos outdoors on an overcast or polluted day, the Mi Note tended not to pick up on subtle lighter shades, such as touches of blue in the sky, and created a scene that looked even gloomier than it really was – and that was even with HDR on (see the example photos embedded in the gallery below). It made a slightly polluted day look even worse than it was.
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

Elsewhere in the camera, there are options for snapping a panorama, “refocus”, manual, skin tones, “handheld twilight”, and video shooting. The panoramas are easy to make and don’t force you to use so much precision as on iOS. The refocus thing is something we saw on the Meizu MX4 last year, allowing you to snap a dynamic image with multiple focal points. While it works well, the resultant image can only be displayed on your phone (tap anywhere on the image to change the focus range – it’s really neat, like with those Lytro cameras) because there’s no format to export such images.
When shooting videos on the Mi Note you have the choice of recording it in SD, low HD, full HD, or 4k. The camera can also do fast-motion videos at all resolutions, as well as slow-motion only at 720p HD.
Here’s a gallery of unedited photos from the Mi Note:

Performance and battery

The elongated battery inside the 155mm-long chassis of the Mi Note means that – like with the giant iPhone 6 Plus – the battery life is excellent. Even on a busy work day, the phone only sipped about half of its battery.
The phone is faultlessly quick, thanks to all that RAM allied with a Snapdragon processor, and MIUI’s controls over which apps can send notifications – I disallowed nearly all apps apart from those related to email, messaging, and social media – also seemed to rein in errant apps from running in the background excessively. That’s usually a major problem on Android, and yet stock Android provides no such form of user-oriented controls. (Apple’s iOS does it best, allowing users to control background app refreshing as well as per-app notifications.)
Here’s the Mi Note compared in size to the iPhone 6:
Mi Note is the giant Xiaomi phone you can’t have (REVIEW)

While the Mi Note feels quick, it’s interesting to observe that iOS 8 is a lot more responsive than MIUI V6. Putting the Mi Note side-by-side with the (less powerful) iPhone 6, tapping on the same app in each phone at the exact same time always results in iOS 8 acting quicker; iOS 8 is instantaneous, while MIUI take two blinks of the eye to perform the same action. It’s like the difference between the Tesla Model S P85D and a BMW M5 – the all-electric Tesla can deliver its power instantly, while the V8-powered BMW needs to build up the revs before it punches forward.

Conclusion

The Mi Note is a beautiful piece of hardware. Despite its huge size, it sits great in the hand and is even usable to a limited extent with just one hand. There are no flaws or deal breakers, but I’d contend that the camera is still some way off the all-round top-notch photo quality of the iPhone.
For those who’d rather have something not so massive, the Mi4 is the smaller sibling – but I’d steer clear of the Mi4 because of its color-challenged camera.
To play devil’s advocate, I’d say that despite MIUI smartening itself up a lot in V6, Xiaomi’s version of Android still seems too focused on childish customization – like those themes – and not enough on serious, roll-up-your-sleeves-and-get-down-to-work customizations that are geared towards people who use their phone as a serious work tool. That’s something I’d like to see more of.
I get the feeling the Mi Note will sell well in China, though the budget Redmi Note will probably continue its streak as Xiaomi’s top-selling phone. When will the Mi Note arrive in your country? The answer to that is 乁། * ❛ ͟ʖ ❛ * །ㄏ

Mi Note pros:

Very good build quality
Nice ergonomics make it feel not as large as it actually is
New notifications manager in MIUI V6 helps you tame asshole apps that spam you
Excellent battery life
Feels like a bargain for US$370

Mi Note cons:

MIUI has ripped out a few practical, workflow-related features from Android that I really miss
Camera doesn’t do well outdoors in poor light; HDR is too strong
No software tweaks take advantage of the larger screen
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