Update: Here’s the gold Xiaomi Redmi 3 with 4100mAh battery

You hardly need a fhd screen on a 5 inch phone. A good quality 720p improves the battery life and price

I’ve never replaced my battery manually before, is it so hard to find a charger?

I have to agree with the first one ,

in my experience batteries lose gradually their capacity.

After 6 months you are let’s say at 80% of the actual capacity.

That’s why I try to avoid non removable. At least with the removables you can replace your battery every 6 months.

that’s good, lucky COP21 is over, I can see nobody gives a shit anymore about over consumption. Batteries are so so easy to recycle, and very not source of pollution. Why not replace them every month, or no wait… every day… wait … and please, throw them away in the forest of in the river. Thank you.

I haven’t had a need to remove a battery since around 2011 when software was so terrible the only way to fix phone freezes was a battery pull. Since then though I have never had the need to even touch the battery let alone replace it.

It’s hard to notice the 20% of so degradation of the battery every year. I knew it only when I bought my second battery a year after the phone and kept switching between the two. I really didn’t mind when half the industry had non removable battery. I could easily pick a phone with a removable one. Now it’s almost non existent.

Until I start working and earning for myself, I think it’s unfair to push my parents to buy me a phone every year. I have to pick my phones with foresight. And so battery matters to me.

YMMY

I think it is pretty easy to notice 20% degradation. You don’t get that until 300 charge cycles.

300 charge cycles. So if you charge your phone once a day, you use 365 cycles a year. I am a heavy user and I have to charge it almost twice a year. I said it hard to notice because it is a gradual degradation and not a sudden 20% drop. Moreover I attributed the shortage in battery life to the use. Because we add more applications through the course of the year and also clutter the phone, battery life begins to worsen. I though that was the reason until I popped in a new battery and could see clear difference between the two.

advertising ? sure mate you clearly cant speak english , also get the fck off a xiaomi post , ulefone employees begin to piss me off , the paris will be the last stock ill receive from ulefone i hope

Especially when the phone is pretty decent in terms of design and specs. That being said, it is impossible to have a killer phone with everything at a low cost. I am not a power user, so if the Redmi 3 have a good CPU with a good camera then I will go for it. I prefer its design compared to the MI4C which is great device but a bit expensive through resellers. I mean that if Redmi 3 propose the same performances as the Redmi Note 3 then it will be a great deal for 5″ lovers.

Especially when the phone is pretty decent in terms of design and specs. That being said, it is impossible to have a killer phone with everything at a low cost. I am not a power user, so if the Redmi 3 have a good CPU with a good camera then I will go for it. I prefer its design compared to the MI4C which is great device but a bit expensive through resellers. I mean that if Redmi 3 propose the same performances as the Redmi Note 3 then it will be a great deal for 5″ lovers.

R u satisfied with letv 1s ,

1. Camera

2.Battery

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