The Weird, Terrible Smartphones They Only Have in North Korea
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How dare North Korea produce things albeit with less quality instead of importing everything and being economically enslaved?

    • T34_69 [none/use name]
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      5 months ago

      At this rate it'll be communism is when better iPhone, in like 10 years

        • Roonerino
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          2 months ago

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          • SwitchyWitchyandBitchy [she/her]
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            5 months ago

            I haven't used one it in a while, it really was a while ago. Maybe the mate 8 or 9? But it left a very good impression. Not buggy, great battery life, very responsive, solid camera. I had no complaints.

        • tripartitegraph [comrade/them]
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          5 months ago

          I so want either a Xiaomi or a Huawei when my current iphone dies. I don't think there's any way around the amerikkka bs though

          • SwitchyWitchyandBitchy [she/her]
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            5 months ago

            I'm currently rocking a Xiaomi in the US. People do import them and sell them here and it's pretty good. But it won't be problem free. Some carriers which do IMEI whitelisting might give you a hard time (Verizon did, ended up going with t-mobile), for me visual voicemail doesn't work, and it wasn't all that great of a deal. Most of all though, you need to look at what network bands they support and what your carrier uses or you'll frequently find yourself with poor connection. Fortunately, many of the current Xiaomi models have pretty good network compatility with T-mobile it seems. I used this site.