QUOTE(lawrencehl @ May 31 2020, 09:08 AM)
Hi guys, I'm struggle between note 10 lite 8gb and F2 PRO 6gb, wish u guys can advise on it.
Currently using redmi note 5, overall I'm happy with this phone after 2years, battery still stay strong even using it for hotspot everyday but some how now I feel the UI little bit slow but still acceptable, not sure if I change to either 1 of the new phone will feel fast response/smoothness on the UI ?
1 of the main reason to upgrade is for the AOD function, I'm not a gamer, basically my usage is just for
-messaging
-video call,
-music/podcast
-ewallet
-chrome
Is both of this phone support DIGI volte?
Made up your mind already? Care to share some thoughts? Here's some of my thoughts regarding aod, video call and music podcast with poco f2 pro (disclaimer: I don't have a poco f2 pro, but I have redmi k30 pro zoom which the specs are quite similar, and they both have the same firmware code. And I don't own a Note 10 lite either, but I do have a Samsung Note8 in the past).
Aod:
Its obviously better on Samsung phones. Drain less battery (1% vs 2%), better execution (double tap notification on Samsung aod brings you straight to the corresponding apps, while on Poco it does nothing). Aod turns off automatically and immediately as soon as the phone gets into the pocket or the display is facing down - less battery drain) while with Poco it takes literally a minute or more to turn the aod off in similar situation. While I have to admit the new animated aod on miui 12 looks pretty cool, the way how Samsung handle is still better and more practical in my opinion.
Video call:
Shoudnt be a problem so long u r making static call and not walking/running around. The front camera doesn't have EIS, let alone OIS. So video call will become shaky if u r moving around with the Poco phone. Not sure about note 10 lite.
Music/podcast:
Pros: Hi-res resolution certified paired with wired headphone.
Minor cons: Hi-res doesn't mean the phone drives high impedance headphone, but in most cases shouldn't be a problem for lower impedance headphone. Other than that, when pairing with bluetooth headphone, the volume controls on both headphone and the phone are separated.
Another cons of poco is that ads are built into the system. Some people say ads cannot be disabled while others claim they can disable the ads. Other way round is to flash the phone to EU Rom where the built in ads are removed by the developers.
There you have it. Hope it helps somehow.
Edit: Samsung aod can control ongoing music too, but I don't find it that useful. Also I forgot uve been using redmi for quite sometime, so you must be more familiar than me on how the ads work in the phone.
This post has been edited by mfa682: Jun 1 2020, 02:02 PM