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@@karl17abucay nice!

Me too.

@@hp.8 not english brother

😄😄😄

@@Joshua.26 sa kakilala brother

@@Imafannynewbie depende siguro sa country kasi sa akin nabili ko siya sa Thailand

para sa akin K80

hindi lods

@gadgetpinoy san mo na order lods

K80 pro ang 8elite

Para sa pang-araw-araw na gamit, mas mairerekomenda ko po ang Redmi K80. Mas malaki ang capacity nang battery at mas mabilis ang charging. modern din ang design pero kung mas priority mo ang budget, mas magandang option din ang K70 Ultra

@@tristanalmiranez anong question mo? please clarify

@gadgetpinoy ano po mas recommended niyo po? (Pros and cons po ng each?)

yes, the K80 doesn't have a bypass charging

@@adriangeolisan159 It's generally normal for phones to get a little warm while charging, especially when using a fast charger. However, if the phone gets excessively hot or the battery drains quickly, it's best to consult the phone's user manual

K70 ba gamit now?

@@11-descartesrasheedjermain53 soon boss

@@MLFighterOfficial That's a great question! I recommend checking out reviews and comparisons of these phones online to see how they stack up against each other.

Or because you can't afford the newer ones? 😂

@itchyjhin7349 😄😄

its because you didn't try the other variants!

@@gkholmes I'd recommend the K80 It offers a great balance of performance and features for the price. The K70 Ultra is more powerful, but it's also more expensive!

Tough choice! If you're looking for the ultimate power pack, go for the K70 Ultra. But if you want that won't break the bank, the K80 is the way to go...

@@rayjul2845 notification delays can happen if battery optimization settings are too aggressive.

Oww. Thanks for the reply. 😊

@@maeshavina weh? di nga??

@@Carlanthony222 very nice

@gadgetpinoy where can i buy it?

@Carlanthony222 Redmi K80 Pro is not officially available in all countries

geekwill​@@Carlanthony222

@@zoiuduu Yes, the Redmi K80 can work outside China. However, if it's a Chinese version, you might need to manually install the Google Play Store and Google services, as they are not pre-installed

@gadgetpinoy im tech savy enough to install an apk or 2, but i need all in english , i wonder if its 5g will work in portugal, and nfc and bank cards and all

@@zoiuduu Yes, you can set the Redmi K80 to English during setup, so language won’t be an issue. regarding 5G, you’ll need to check if the phone supports the same 5G bands used in Portugal. As for NFC, the Chinese version usually includes it and works for bank cards, but compatibility may vary depending on your banking app.

How?

are you living in China now?

@ i got it from a shop in manila

so you are watching this video using your K80?

@@gadgetpinoy im not done installing all google services to make it like global, I’m watching on my 15pro

​@@SenpaiMaru-f4bdoes it have delayed notification?

Same! I'm so Disappointed! Halos Wala kana magawa sa phone subrang lag

@elmajoyBoron try mo fb lite. Sa youtube di naman naglalag. Na try mo na ba sa youtube?

I get your point, but I see it differently. While it's true that many phones, even expensive ones, don’t include a charging brick anymore, I don’t think that makes it okay. A charging brick is a basic need, and not including it means people have to spend extra money to get something they should already have with the phone.

@@gadgetpinoy Blame it to Apple, they started it. I also understand where you're coming from, but your list are not issues but more of wishes. Remember, apart from 6 years OS and security updates, this also has a big AMOLED screen and with 5000mah battery. For a phone with 128gb and costs less than P10k, you can't expect too much. Your list are issues if the phone reaches at least P15k with 128gb.

@@livelifefamilyzone even if the phone is cheap, it doesn’t mean we should ignore its problems. Other phones at the same price offer better features, so it’s fair to expect more. A low price doesn’t mean the company can skip on doing things right.

@gadgetpinoy Others with the same price most likely doesn't have 6 years OS and security updates or others stuff that this phone has. It's a matter of options at different price changes.

I get your point about the 6 years of updates, but it’s important to think about more than just that. A phone’s value also depends on how well it works now like its performance, build quality, and features. Even with long updates, if the phone is slow or feels outdated compared to others at the same price, it’s not a great deal. Plus, those updates might just be small security fixes, not big improvements. So, instead of focusing only on updates, it’s better to check if the phone is really worth the price in terms of what you’re getting right now.

@@johnpaulegbalic773 casual games lang pwede hindi pwede sa mga high end game