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[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] aleks_rovinski:
This device has A64-AB architecture, arm32-binder64-ab is also suitable.
[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] alonsoj636MW:
No Custom ROMs for 9A and i think they will never arrive :(
[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] NeonzGamingYT:
They have one but unofficial and I've been using it for few days now! It was fine though
[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] NeonzGamingYT:
yeah!
[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] Inkatail:
How did you install CRDroid? Beacuse mine is stuck on boot animation
[Redmi 9A Questions & Answers] the_arxyn:
Nusantara os is also good
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] olyum:
Hi!

ROM Version: 1.56.411.5

ROM Date: 08/30/07

Radio Version: 1.27.12.32

Protocol Version: 22.45.88.07H

microSD: Kingston 2Gb

SIMcard: Beeline GPRS/EDGE internet

I'm use ActiveSync everytime for syncronisation with exchange server.

And My TyTN II dont resume from standby mode. 2 times...

Oh-h-h :( Only soft-reset can help.

Help me please!

PS

Sorry or my english.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sleepyjim:
Mine is suffering from SoD as well.

I got an HTC TyTNII. ROM 1.81.415.4wwe, ROM Date 10/29/2007, Radio 1.27.15.32, Protocol 22.51.88.13H.

Any cures out there?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nasferatu:
I'm curious... did this just start happening, or did either of you recently flash?

I'm having the same issue, except I can recreate it consistently.

seems to be happening when I'm indoors... outdoors it's fine.

My guess is radio issue.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nlel:
I had this problem on my Tytn II when I first got it and also on my new Touch Diamond 2. On my Tytn II the first week I was running with 3G enabled and had the owner ident screen turned on at power on.

I disabled both of these and never had the problem again, on my Diamond 2 I've had 3G enabled but not the owner ident screen so I guess it must be something to do with that... try setting the band to GSM only thus disabling 3G get much better battery life too.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] romualdrichard:
This is old.....

Well, try to set the USB connexion to 'advance' in the settings. If you have Windows Mobile 6.0, upgrade to 6.1....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nasferatu:
romualdrichard,

By "Old" do you mean that this has been resolved already?

I've checked the other threads and setting USB to advanced has not cleared it up for other users.

the "setting USB to advanced" has not worked for anyone on these threads (they usually come back and post "it happened again" or something)

my tilt is now sitting in a cupboard...and I'm back to my trusty 8525.

sigh...what a waste of money the tilt ended up being.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nlel:
I can say for certain that having 3G & GSM enabled (with little 3G symbol along top of screen some of the time) causes SOD.

The solution is to set band to GSM + AUTO only (Edge/GPRS) so you have an E or G symbol along top of screen.

I had the SOD on a new Touch Diamond 2 as well as on my old Tytn II and it wasn't until I set the band to GSM only that the SOD stopped happening.

I think that some people don't have the problem on their network or the areas they use the phone but others are not so lucky. Disabling 3G also increases battery life.

EDIT: Instead of enabling GSM only it may also be a good idea to try and enable 3G only by setting WCDMA + UTMS 2100 thereby disabling 2G (GSM), if the problem has something to do with when the phone switches between 3G and 2G this might also solve the problem. Its worth a try and if with 3G only enabled you still get the SOD then switch to GSM only and leave it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wg5566:
Why not try another radio?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nlel:
You could try it but its not likely to solve the problem seeing as its mainly a network problem, you'd be better off changing provider if changing the default band settings as above is too much for you.

FWIW I have now changed my band settings to 3G only (WCDMA + UTMS 2100) and I don't seem to have the SOD problem either, so you don't have to get rid of 3G totally, just change the band setting from auto 3G/2G to either 3G or 2G depending on what you really need, just don't leave it on auto unless you find a provider which that setting works with (ie no SODs)

EDIT: Also read this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=540943&highlight=standby&page=2 where the resolution was to get a new SIM.

Obviously everything I've written in this thread so far applies to those who have the Standby of Death because of the SIM or settings which impact the SIM, to rule out a software cause its best to start with a hard reset.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
Ok, so I really have serious thoughts of throwing in the towel, buy a s21 Ultra, and say goodbye (forever) to Xiaomi.

I gave Xiaomi a second chance with the Mi 11 Ultra (Global), having previously tried the Mi 10. Camera aside (which on Global still hasn't got the DXO updates), I really find the absence of SW updates highly disappointing (no update for two months, May Security release - in August), accompanied with minor SW annoyances proper testing would squash.

Have anyone had same throughts?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] marcel112:
Idk where you live but latest eea is 12.5.6.0
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] hotto1996:
I think exactly the same as you. Big disappointment for me and definitely the last time for me.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
On Global/RKAMIXM? In Sweden, but it shouldn't matter.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
I am not impressed by the phone either and it's the first and probably last time I'll buy from them

The hardware sounds good on paper

The software is junk and I've tried all the ROMs

The camera isn't as good as it should be

The rear screen functionality is a joke

The USB 2.0 file transfer takes forever

The gorilla glass "victus" even picked up a scratch in the first month and I was getting relatively careful with the phone (by my standards)

The Samsung is a better all-round device but I don't want 25w charging in 2021 so I decided the Xiaomi will have to do

Seems like the best sd 888 flagship now is probably the honor magic 3 or the if you can find one or maybe the p50 pro + if you want the best camera....
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Snusious:
Xiaomi.eu rom (frequent updates) + gcam for camera and I think it's great.

Do agree with the USB 2.0 though..
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
Honestly it's a Chinese phone so chinese market gets treated much better with frequent updates, ao for the global market unless you speak Chinese the only alternative is going with Xiaomi EU ROM
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung can make excellent flagship phones but the S21U is a dog.

You want a SD card slot... and an spen.

This year is dead as Zed as far as Samsung is concerned. 🤭

Either wait to see what Samsung releases next year (there should be a Note released) or get a Note 10+ or Note 20U.

Personally my pick is still the 10+ running on Pie.

Android 10 and especially 11 are a mess with lame Apple like scope storage that eats CPU cycles for nothing but trouble.

Yeah Android dropped the ball worse than Samsung.

It's been a ball dropping year...🤣
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jim262:
All updates in the China roms (stable and nightly beta's) are in the Xiaomi.eu roms (stable and weekly). What those developers do is take the China rom, strip out all Chinese bloat and script and add Google services, as well as, other custimization features. Before You throw in the towel, try this rom.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
Well, as a matter of principle I don't want to shed 1300€ on a phone and the re-flash it with a custom ROM just to get regular updates. It's not what I paid for.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Snusious:
Yikes no I can get that. I would get it for 800€ from China though XD.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung makes better flagship phones... when they want to.

I'm holding one. Rock solid stable, fast and running/looking like it was new nearing the two year mark. One replacement battery so far on this heavily used device. Current OS load is over a year old, still fast and glitch free with very little maintenance.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
I was supersatisfied with my Note 9 and I'm buying the s21 Ultra 512 since I'm getting it at a super-good price, and it's camera seems to be better than the Note 20 Ultra, based on what I've seen. So yes, I agree that Sammy is making better flagships.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] propov8:
Samsung + Exynos = A joke for 1000€.

Soft ist upgradeable but when hardware is a joke then the phone stays the same joke forever.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jim262:
You can buy the Chinese variant, which is exactly the same, right now on Giztop for $899 or €770.26. Wait a week to unlock it and flash the Global (EEA) rom or pay €600 more. It's your choice.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
I got the 12/512 for $1200 from China

The western price simply isn't worth it
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
Snap... you could have got a Note 20 U for less. With its 1tb SD card capacity, 128gb internal memory is fine. Lol, I'm using 64 of my 512gb internal memory.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] kyero985:
This is my first Xiaomi phone in over 10 years and I'm still willing to give them more chances as it didn't break my bank and we have an amazing EU custom rom dev who works tirelessly for our Western community fanbase to fine tune it for our audience, which isn't always easy. I initially was very dissatisfied with the CN stable but now all my Google apps are working as they should on the EU Weekly - I would recommend trying it as I was skeptical at first.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jim262:
The Mi 11 Ultra is only $899 from Giztop for the China varaint for 8/256GB and $1089 for 12/512 for a brand new phone with a SD888, a 5000mah battery, with a 67w wired and wireless charging.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
Yeah, it's my choice. But then again, I don't want to go down that path; I can even flash EEA on my Global too. Why, I explained before.

I simply experience too many issues with it to give it another shot:

* When I play YT videos, the sound seems to dance between the left and right speaker,

* The notification shade from time-to-time doesn't follow the theme,

* I find the cell reception to be worse than other phones I've used,

* The proximity sensor is behaving erroneously (been covered in this forum),

* Lack of SW updates,

* It's a Global device and the official MI service cannot, per agreement, serve the phone,

* I find the build quality not to be premium (my old OP 8 Pro, even Note 9, has a better grip in the hand)

I need not continue...

The SW needs way more polishing, in my eyes, to be worth the money.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jim262:
So why are you here if you can't flash?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
Long way between "can't" and "won't"! If it was a cheaper phone, why not.

Then again, read my responses/explanations and try to understand what I am saying instead of being rude.
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[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] PeanutBR:
I have been following up most of the threads here regarding Xioami 11 Ultra just to see if things are going good with the phone. It doesn't look perfect tho. I hope it its more about getting updates so most of the errors are fixed.

The thing is that I am still not sure if I should go for Xiaomi 11 Ultra or S21 Ultra. Obviously my main reason would be getting ride of Exynos by choosing Xioami however some of its desavantages are kinda frustrating for a flagship phone. Like for example the usb 2.0 and it's buggy OS(as it was already discussed in many other threads). Huawei has released some pretty decent phones but I don't think I can get used with the lack of Google Services.

I was so sure that I was going to get Xiaomi 11 Ultra that I already bought the case and screen protector lol

In the end I might just try Xiaomi and pray to not regret changing from samsung after so many years.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Honor magic 3 pro is looking sweet...

Might want to consider it, I would if buying now
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
Wait for a new Note next year or go with the Note 10+ or 20U.

Both the of latter are quality builds, fast, very stable with gorgeous displays.

Samsung stock customization is second to none.

The S21U just fell short.

Xiaomi, it is trouble... I can smell it (stiil).

Both are bad picks with ongoing hardware issues... my opinion.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
There might not be a new note because the S-pen works on the s21u and the zfold3

The issues with the mi11u are mostly software related imo

They could be fixed by software ( aside from that silly USB 2.0 port )
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
No bt remote functionality except on the Note.

That's one one it's best features. Makes the camera much more usable.

The Fold isn't a drop in Note replacement at all... even Samsung realizes that.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
If they were making a new note for this year it would have leaked already or they would have announced it....

I don't think it's coming in 2021 if it's coming at all
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
2022. This year's a bust...

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[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Yes, I suspected as much

Depends how long you can wait I suppose

The s22u will probably be available before any new note and the mi12 ultra shortly after that...
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
Well, I would recommend a Samsung having used both phones. Although, as someone said, the Xiaomi underperformes in SW, whether they will give it a shot to meet Samsung is a wild guess. Judging by their pace of SW updates, I'd hardly hope for it.

Then again, if you still want to give Mi 11 Ultra a shot, I can sell you mine, at a discount 😉
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] chistery:
I have an S21 Ultra and a Mi 11 Ultra. The S21U may take great pictures, but battery life is terrible and very slow charging, wired or wireless. I also find it too bulky. If a decent ebay final value offer pops up I'll probably flog it.

I'll probably be tempted away when the Pixel 6 Pro when it's out.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Honor magic 3 pro looks nice
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I regret getting my Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 512 GB a year and a half ago. After 4 1/2 years on the Pixel 1, I was apparently very spoiled. I'm looking forward to going back to the Pixel, maybe with the Pixel 6 Pro 512 GB. Things can work just the way they're supposed to work again. Good luck with your choice!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
I'm curious, why do you regret it?

I'm thinking about getting a 2nd one.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
Interesting. I'm on just the opposite end of the spectrum with no love of anything Google other than Gmail. Mostly because it's malware bulletproof.

I have no visible status bar and tossed that clock for Digi Clock which also provides 4 additional zones that hyperlink to apps. I make extensive use of the sides with One Handed Operation +

I make use of a Package Disabler to tone down the junk. I only use the native launcher as it is faster and more stable than any 3rd party ones I tried. So it's basically a highly customized stock Samsung... which is the great thing about Samsung.

Oddly it gets more than dim enough for me. I have good night vision but never use it at it's lowest setting.

This may be variant related?

I use only manual brightness control, perhaps this vs auto?

I use the SD card as a data drive, the internal memory is just apps, the temp download folder and DCIM folder which I backuo frequently to the data drive. I'm using about 64 of 512gb internal but 340 of 512gb SD card. Planning to expand to a 1tb card.

I can fully restore after a factory reset with the data drive. All critical data and app copies are there. It in turn is redundantly backed up on a .5tb flashstick and 2+ hdds.

I refuse to not have a dual drive device😍

I'm also still running on Pie. No interest in scope storage and still using trusted overlay apks as well.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] galr:
I can agree about the Proximity sensor. This is BY FAR the WORST proximity sensor I have ever had on a phone. I know it doesn't really exists (it shows!).

Other cons:

- Battery life is not amazing (not bad though. Just underwhelming for 5000mah).

- Screen has weird uneven gray color in almost black scenes in low brightness.

- Back screen is just stupid. They should have replaced it with the tele-macro lens of the Redmi Note 10 Pro.

- The fingerprint sensor sometimes loses it when it's hot, so I had to enable face unlock.

- Camera software needs work. No macro lens? Then have a macro mode that is a crop of the 50MP main sensor - FAR better than using the ultra wide for macro.

It sounds like I'm not happy with it, but I am. It's a great phone. Just don't buy the Global , you throw money to the garbage.. Buy CN and install EU.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] doribak:
Why no one mentions the horrible proximity sensor?

The MIUI has so many bugs and it's all around not a flagship phone.

Camera software is horrible, quality no where close to Samsung.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xianpu11:
i have s21u exynos version and i ditched it for mi 11 ultra, why?

s21u

1. front camera of s21u is at the middle annoys me when watching movies [always watch tv/series/movies] or playing games

2. samsung has lots of garbage apps that i dont use, and cannot be uninstalled

3. exynos, heated up out of nowhere, i guess a software fix has done, but then again it still persist when im playing games, watching movies sometimes

4. i can't flashed any custom firmware's, yes it can maybe, but i think it's hard to do specially samsung's security

why mi 11 ultra

1. camera in left corner, not an eye sore.

2. ir blaster, yes i used it for remote on tv, if the remote is far away, and i have my phone on hand, i can easily change/control channel, volume, turn off/on.

3. mi 11 ultra surpasses s21u on SOT, getting 11+ hours, daily use, s21u i get 9 hours tops

4. ultra wide is much better

5. xiaomi is more friendly in terms of firmware customizations, got a china version, annoyed by chinese apps, flashed eu rom, and its much better. almost no bloatwares.

6. waiting for customs rom with better optimizations

7. screen on the back, i never use it but it's good that it's there.

8. fast charging

9. wireless charging doesn't heats up unlike s21u using same wireless charger [samsung brand]

10. native dual apps is much better, specially in playing 2 games at a time [black desert mobile] yes i play 2 accounts [s21u cannot do this]

11. phone doesn't wobble in table

12. speaker is much better for me

13. mi 11 has a second space to hide "sensitive" apps and files

the downside of mi 11 ultra.

1. screen, s21u is more brighter than mi 11u [auto brightness is off]

2. network, i guess s21u is far more better on getting signal reception, depends on network sim though [i have used many china version of xiaomi, and pretty much expected this]

3. camera, yes samsung is much better in this, but i preferred the ultrawide camera of mi 11u than s21u, and telephoto has much better quality

4, usb transfer is meh, i have a 512gb version and whenever i transfer files movies, i usually transfer in bulk and take a shower, eat lunch or watch a movie in tv get accustomed to it.

5. screen FP, s21u is much better. i use face recognition anyways to compensate it.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] MRaximus:
... and then the s21 Ultra arrives and you are, directly, faced with the August update. Nice difference.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] blackhawk:
You don't have to update. Many times you're better off not updating.

My 10+ is still running on Pie, current OS load is over a year old, and still fast and stable.

Some key apps are still running on the factory load versions as well.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I didn't want to hijack this thread, but since it hasn't been overly active...

That's another thing on my list, although it's a tiny item. I use and have preferred Google's Clock app - I have ever since the CyanogenMod (I believe) clock app that Google's seemed to be inspired by - if I remember correctly. I've disabled Samsung's (along with many other stock Samsung apps/widgets), but there's no way to get clicking on the status bar clock to launch the clock app. It's not overly painful as once DarkSky went away from Android and I started using weawow, I was able to configure it to launch any Clock (or other) app I prefer - just as many other weather widgets allow.

I've played with not having a status bar but I prefer having one. I've used Nova Launcher Prime for close to as long as it's been around, so probably 10 years. It's plenty fast and has many useful features and customizations.

I've tried going as dim as possible both with and without auto-brightness enabled. First, on the Pixel, turning off auto-brightness wasn't necessary. If the room was pitch black, it naturally adjusted to the most dim setting. In bright light if I adjust my Samsung to the dimmest setting, it's certainly too dim to see, but it's still noticeably brighter than on the Pixel when in a pitch black room, and for whatever reason brightness refuses to automatically go all the way down, which is crazy.

Years ago auto-brightness wasn't completely reliable otherwise, but ever since the Pixel that's all I use. On the rooted Pixel, of course, I used a custom stock-based kernel alongside a companion paid app to make the screen even brighter than it did normally.

Not having a MicroSD slot on Pixels is a big deal to me, but how the software works in so many different ways, especially the inconsistent notifications - is even bigger to me. I've entertained the thought of getting an Asus ROG model since even though they don't have a MicroSD slot, they at least have two USB-C ports, but then I found out one of the USB-C ports is only USB 2.0 - which is another pet peeve of mine regarding potential phones. They do have all the right numbers for every other aspect of the ROG phones, though, so it would stay in the running if I decided not to go back to Pixel. From my understanding, the ROG phones use closer to stock Android than Samsung.

That's another thing. If I bought an Exynos Samsung phone instead of SnapDragon, sure I could root it and install a stock-based ROM, but whenever I've tried stock-based custom ROMs on more modern devices in the last five years, there's just always something not right about them. I'm sure there are far fewer custom ROM developers than there were 10-11 years ago when I got my first Android, and I think it's just too difficult to iron out all the bugs. All positive credit to the developers - they mostly work as time and resources allow, and it's just too hard to keep up with monthly changes to AOSP.

Updates on the Pixel never made me go "Oh crap, I wonder what they've done now?"
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Pixel is nearly always underspecced for the price , at least compared to whatever else is on sale in that year from other brands....
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I'll gladly pay more for "less" hardware when the software works correctly and reliably. I wouldn't have paid what I did for the Note 10+ 512 GB a year and a half ago if I knew just how unreliable notifications and some other aspects are.

I also love how the Pixel (and some other brands of phones) use the dual system partitions so that OTA updates take only as long as your phone normally takes to boot, not the 5-10 minutes my Note 10+ takes.

Speaking of booting, my Note 10+ takes noticeably longer to boot than my Pixel 1 (when I got the 10, it was on the same version of Android as my Pixel 1).