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The  Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro  is the most interesting smartphone in recent months.  The "spiritual" successor of the Pocophone F1 proposes a top-of-the-range powered by a Snapdragon 855 processor, screen with pop-up camera and a 4,000 mAh battery.  Today we focus on analyzing what it offers, and what does not, the energy section of the mobile phone. Today this smartphone works with  MIUI 10  based on Android 9 Pie.  The Android version helps keep energy consumption at bay at the same time that the  MIUI battery  optimizer  allows you to configure your mobile to scratch the mobile phone for a few minutes.  For example we can enable or disable the screen always active to our liking to check notifications without turning on the screen continuously.  You can even program its use. Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro battery The  Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro  works with a 4,000 mAh lithium-ion battery that also supports fast charging of 27W.  However, it should be noted that the charger supplied in the mob

The Xiaomi Redmi range continues to talk about after the presentation of the new  Redmi Note 8  and  Redmi Note 8 Pro  .  Both models have burst into the mid-range thanks to their good features along with a very tight price.  Now, the sub-brand of Xiaomi, is preparing the  Redmi 8,  input range, a natural substitute for the  Redmi 7  and from which its technical characteristics have appeared filtered. The new  Redmi 8  , must be located just above the Redmi 8A, which must be the cheapest mobile of the Chinese company (with which it will share some features) and just behind the Redmi Note 8, presented few dates ago.  Before its official presentation, the Redmi 8,  has uncovered some of its most important features  in the Google Play console.  This console is the link between developers and users, and through it they have been able to filter the characteristics of this new Xiaomi input range device. Snapdragon 439 and dual rear camera According to the aforementioned list, the