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Xiaomi Mi Max 3
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- 5 reviews
- Verified purchase
I love it. Best value available.
I don't care too much for big brand items unless the build quality is superior. I do a fair bit of research before buying and this ticked all my boxes. Big screen and lots of storage. Fingerprint and face recognition is handy. Coming from a cheap Alcatel thing I had as a replacement for a long time it was truly amazing.
6gb/128gb model it flies. This is the Chinese rom with Google sideloaded before shipping. I was going to flash it with the international version but no need. MIUI operating system skin over Android takes a little to get used t...Read more
o. I would prefer stock Android however I don't not like it. It is a very elaborate os unlike other bloated atrocities out there. Camera is good. I'm no camera buff so don't care as long as not blurry. Sound is great. Reception on Optus is better than the phone I had and no problem with 4G and 3G bands that I've noticed. Battery life is incredible. I use it consistently all day for messaging and browsing with a rare call and right now I'm at 53% after 42 hours of being on. Can't fault. Would purchase again.Purchased in January 2021 at Giztop.com for $415.00.
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Su C.Perth, WA
- 7 reviews
- 3 likes
- Verified purchase
Great value with very good features
I bought this phone online in Nov 2018 for my husband. The screen is big with 6.9 inch which can fit into the pocket. The camera is very good with artificial intelligence. RAM is 4GB with 64GB memory which is enough for him. The price is not expensive with very good features. Currently it is updated to the latest Android Pie operating system.
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Does the Mi Max 3 work ok with Vodaphone in Australia?
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I'm using Optus network but works flawlessly. Voda should be similar. You can check on the band frequencies the phone uses and what Voda uses but I'm sure you will be fine. On Optus there is only one band that isn't used but makes no difference to me. Better service than my Optus locked prepaid handset.
Thanks for your response. I bought the phone yesterday in Singapore spontaneously because of the size without doing any research & then saw a site which lists the phone as compatible with Voda only on 2G. I'll look to see if says the same for Optus - should be ok if working well for you, Thanks.
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