Thanks bud! Also ordered this one. Perfect for my needs. Especially since they didn't really upgrade it when they launched the 'new' version yesterday.
For the touch pad vibrating issue, I fixed mine just recently. Open the back panel, remove the battery, and unscrew the touch pad unit. I added a small felt pad that I cut up, as a cushion to the back of the touch pad unit. The vibration is gone. The down side is, I used a really thick felt piece, and the touch pad can no longer be pressed down. But I use tap as click any ways, so it is fine for me.
I just ordered this one and from reviews i already know that is really annoying. Please let me know if you find out how to fix it without dealing that damage which you mention before)
@@penta4197 I think the fix would be OK, if you can keep the piece you insert thinner. I did not play around with it to find out. But overall the repair is very quick and easy, if you dont need the physical click, and OK with "touch as click" like me, it is a 5 minutes job.
Sorry, just to comment on some mistake, battery life usage was around 35%** for one afternoon of casual use. I did leave it to idle for a short while every now and then. However, this was all on balanced power mode. Who knows how much longer your battery will last if you turn on power-saving mode? :)
@@bryanchews i literally hold off on buying it even it is so good. been waiting for the ryzen 6000 series because of the RDNA 2 graphics. the ryzen 6000 integrated GPU is like a gtx 1650 maxq on a laptop. I'm excited to get this redmibook pro 15
Hi! I bought this laptop, but i will reinstall windows 11 in Spanish. After this, the Bluetooth it's not working correctly, I think it's a driver incompatible. Help!
please be kind enough to reply.. How is it performing till now?is it worth buying? please give me an overview (I am planning to buy this laptop) Thanks in advance
n-depth review.... 👏.. i had bought mi notebook ultra 3.2k 90hz but the color accuracy is bad .... My tab s6lite has better colour accuracy... What or how can We calibrate to normal thx
Thanks for the review it has helped me a lot.... I'm thinking of ordering one. You know some laptop you have to adjust the screen at some angle or position before you can get a better view without shadows. So how was the screen "angle of view" of this laptop?
It's hard to tell what's on the screen, when viewed from the side. Most people consider this a bad thing. But personally I like it, gives me some privacy when working outside.
This laptop with 6800u + rdna2 gpu, 1920x1200 screen (more battery efficient), 70 or 87 or higher whr battery will be a dream office/work/dev laptop. I have mi notbook 14 ic edition, where the speakers & output via audio jack is just worst. I didn't know the sound can be that bad, my other dell Inspiron from 9 years ago have better or say normal output via audio jack.
Very firm quality. Feels much better than ASUSes or HPs in this price range. Yes you can bring it to uni no problem. If you're bringing it around a lot, suggest u get the 14inch version since this 15inch ver is slightly more heavy than average.
@@bryanchews as Xiaomi is not a major pc maker,you understand my concern right? I can't buy many laptops,i am a compscience student,so will have to take this to the university! If it'll survive just like other pc makers
@@AnikBarua-p3b Yes, I know where you're coming from. This laptop isn't officially sold in Malaysia either, so buying parts is difficult since everything has to be purchased from China. It's sort of a gamble to buy this, as if you have a lemon unit, you'll have to go through all sorts of hoops such as sending it back to China for warranty, waiting months, then getting it back again. During all that, fingers crossed the device doesn't get damaged during shipping. And that's if Xiaomi honors the warranty at all (due to grey import). Not a fun prospect. When I was looking around, I found some similar models from Lenovo or ASUS that met my requirements as well. Maybe costs a couple of hundred more, but overall still decent. These are officially sold in Malaysia with warranty, proper OS and good support. Lenovo laptops are also built quite well and priced competitively. Maybe you can look into those instead. This Redmibook is great value for everything, but you get some extra risk, what with it being an "early adopter novelty" device. Depends on whether you want the risk or not.
Only 300 NITS? SUper dark screen. To work outside, in a sunny day it's neccessary to have at least 1000 NITS. I have the old Mi notebook PRO 15" with 600 NITS and I can say in a sunny day - it's not possible to work outside. Having 300 NITs this laptop is only to work at home.
@@santiagoiturralde5402 Because he can't see his ugly mug in it like he'd be able to with an OLED panel. For the rest of us who prefer to look at their screen than themselves and want high resolution and high refresh rate, this is about as good as it gets right now.
I was exactly searching for this! No one did a review. Thanks bro!
Glad I could help!
Thanks bud!
Also ordered this one. Perfect for my needs. Especially since they didn't really upgrade it when they launched the 'new' version yesterday.
What page you use for buy?
AliExpress :)
How is it going till now?
For the touch pad vibrating issue, I fixed mine just recently. Open the back panel, remove the battery, and unscrew the touch pad unit. I added a small felt pad that I cut up, as a cushion to the back of the touch pad unit. The vibration is gone. The down side is, I used a really thick felt piece, and the touch pad can no longer be pressed down. But I use tap as click any ways, so it is fine for me.
I just ordered this one and from reviews i already know that is really annoying. Please let me know if you find out how to fix it without dealing that damage which you mention before)
@@penta4197 I think the fix would be OK, if you can keep the piece you insert thinner. I did not play around with it to find out. But overall the repair is very quick and easy, if you dont need the physical click, and OK with "touch as click" like me, it is a 5 minutes job.
Sorry, just to comment on some mistake, battery life usage was around 35%** for one afternoon of casual use. I did leave it to idle for a short while every now and then. However, this was all on balanced power mode.
Who knows how much longer your battery will last if you turn on power-saving mode? :)
Hi sir, how long for use if it working from 100% to 10% battery ?
Great review! Best value of money laptop
The keyboard is backlit?
This laptop is a good one, in terms of built quality and also the specs. Currently waiting for the Ryzen 6000 verion of this.
Yes it is. The build quality feels super premium. For 3k+ only! Unbelievable.
@@bryanchews i literally hold off on buying it even it is so good. been waiting for the ryzen 6000 series because of the RDNA 2 graphics. the ryzen 6000 integrated GPU is like a gtx 1650 maxq on a laptop. I'm excited to get this redmibook pro 15
I thought the 2022 Redmibook 15 was running the Ryzen 6000 series processors.
What do you think of the screen colors are they good?
how does battery life on this, is it good? i am curious to know if its even better than macbook m1😂
Hi! I would like to see another video by you , about that laptop. Maybe using some programs or recording the opinion of people. Thanks 😊
Hi! I bought this laptop, but i will reinstall windows 11 in Spanish. After this, the Bluetooth it's not working correctly, I think it's a driver incompatible. Help!
Hi bryan, thanks a lot for your genuine review. I'm wondering that its performance for Pr, is it smooth enough for some simple vlogs
Hello....can you please tell me how can I buy this from India.....?
Couldn't find out that it has singular or dual cooler and thank you bro . Is it 2021 version by the way?
2 coolers
Which is better, this or the Intel edition?
please be kind enough to reply..
How is it performing till now?is it worth buying? please give me an overview (I am planning to buy this laptop)
Thanks in advance
n-depth review.... 👏.. i had bought mi notebook ultra 3.2k 90hz but the color accuracy is bad .... My tab s6lite has better colour accuracy... What or how can We calibrate to normal thx
Thanks for the review it has helped me a lot.... I'm thinking of ordering one. You know some laptop you have to adjust the screen at some angle or position before you can get a better view without shadows. So how was the screen "angle of view" of this laptop?
It's hard to tell what's on the screen, when viewed from the side. Most people consider this a bad thing. But personally I like it, gives me some privacy when working outside.
glare or anti glare display?
Great review bro, where you bought it btw?
Did you ever try installing Linux on it?
can i know how much did you spend for delivery to malaysia? what courier service are you using and link to the product ..
no need meh. just go to official xiaomi shop anywhere
The trackpad is glass or plastic ?
hi there, can you update after 1 year
This laptop with 6800u + rdna2 gpu, 1920x1200 screen (more battery efficient), 70 or 87 or higher whr battery will be a dream office/work/dev laptop. I have mi notbook 14 ic edition, where the speakers & output via audio jack is just worst. I didn't know the sound can be that bad, my other dell Inspiron from 9 years ago have better or say normal output via audio jack.
any new about linux compatibility ?
How is the durability?Will i be able tp take it to the university?
Very firm quality. Feels much better than ASUSes or HPs in this price range. Yes you can bring it to uni no problem. If you're bringing it around a lot, suggest u get the 14inch version since this 15inch ver is slightly more heavy than average.
@@bryanchews as Xiaomi is not a major pc maker,you understand my concern right?
I can't buy many laptops,i am a compscience student,so will have to take this to the university!
If it'll survive just like other pc makers
@@AnikBarua-p3b Yes, I know where you're coming from. This laptop isn't officially sold in Malaysia either, so buying parts is difficult since everything has to be purchased from China.
It's sort of a gamble to buy this, as if you have a lemon unit, you'll have to go through all sorts of hoops such as sending it back to China for warranty, waiting months, then getting it back again. During all that, fingers crossed the device doesn't get damaged during shipping. And that's if Xiaomi honors the warranty at all (due to grey import). Not a fun prospect.
When I was looking around, I found some similar models from Lenovo or ASUS that met my requirements as well. Maybe costs a couple of hundred more, but overall still decent. These are officially sold in Malaysia with warranty, proper OS and good support. Lenovo laptops are also built quite well and priced competitively. Maybe you can look into those instead.
This Redmibook is great value for everything, but you get some extra risk, what with it being an "early adopter novelty" device. Depends on whether you want the risk or not.
Where di you buy this?
Only 300 NITS?
SUper dark screen.
To work outside, in a sunny day it's neccessary to have at least 1000 NITS.
I have the old Mi notebook PRO 15" with 600 NITS and I can say in a sunny day - it's not possible to work outside.
Having 300 NITs this laptop is only to work at home.
Could you please try Linux?
Nice video, can you give us a follow up?
garbage screen
Why you said that my brother?
@@santiagoiturralde5402 Because he can't see his ugly mug in it like he'd be able to with an OLED panel. For the rest of us who prefer to look at their screen than themselves and want high resolution and high refresh rate, this is about as good as it gets right now.
@@allanshpeley4284 You are right, for the price you can get this laptop, the panel spec's seem pretty good
plastic or glass frame?