NFC NFC (Near field communication) is a set of standards for smartphones and similar devices to establish peer-to-peer radio communications with each other by touching them together or bringing them into proximity, usually no more than a few inches. the only ways you can buy this phone outside of china are by the various listings on alibaba or aliexpress, OR using an import service but get ready to pay out the ass for that. the person who owned this before me bought it off aliexpress, and apparently the dudes in china who resell these have 3 versions of the phone as far as i (and others) can tell:

so the hardware seems good enough...but a phone wouldn't be a phone without good software to use on it. and BOY is the software that comes with this phone a doozy. Network Connectivity: I then slid in my MINT sim card, and predictably got a edge 2G signal, I went into the connections and switched off automatic network selection and searched for network myself. After about five min it showed 4 different MINT signals with no differentiation between them. I selected 2 which failed to connect, then the third connected with full 4G bars, much to my surprise. it's sort of a bummer to me that a device like this is so big. but i think i can live with it. it has enough of a clunkiness to it to where it would be kind of annoying to use on the daily, but still usable, which is what i want. xiaomi qin f22 pro price in bd is 15,000 Taka (Expected). Considering the price, we hope it will be a great phone. BD Price info: Exposure compensation, ISO control, Continuos Shooting, Digital Zoom, Auto Flash, Face detection, Touch to focusInitial Bootup: When you boot up the device everything is in Chinese, you have to accept a unchangeable Standard vs Student setting. Then it immediately boots into a fairly standard android launcher. Everything is still in Chinese. What did I love: The weight, the look, the feel, and the screen size. It feels very premium, like if the world never went to full touchscreens and the late 90s phones just kept getting better. It was actually wonderful and strange. The OS is really fast, the pre-loaded apps can mostly be uninstalled, or disabled. Once I installed some apps (MS Edge, Outlook, Launcher, Reddit, Snapchat, T9 & K9T9, Swipe Keyboard) things really worked amazingly well!

honestly, i didnt want to root, but i only did so i could install gapps - there's no custom recoveries yet for this phone, so i have to make do with installing magisk modules. i found one called litegapps that can systemlessly install a barebone version of gapps. it seems to work good enough for the stuff i need it to work with. i did have to manually certify the device for play protect, but that wasn't a big deal at all. i think later down the line i'm going to try modifying the system partition to be read/write so i can just directly install gapps there and unroot. i might also just try modifying the system images myself to manually add gapps. but that's for another day. hell i don't even know if that would work if i were to unroot after. all else fails and i might end up flashing that really scuffed google play rom by that one dude off xda. but i hope i don't have to go there anytime soon lol. i'm really happy with how this has turned out so far, but i definitely want to make a few more quality of life changes once i have more energy to. i'll probably write a more formal review once i've had more time to use this device daily and tweak it more.

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note: this isn't really a review of the phone nor is it a proper instructional guide regarding it. moreso just initial thoughts and tweaks with a bunch of rambling because that's how we do things here baby so that rom is a complete no-go. the person who made this discovery has made a debloated version of the rom, but it seems to have gotten him in some hot water with the original modder. i also took some shortcuts during the part of the guide where you extract and flash the rest of the rom (which i assumed includes userdata and the super partition). i ended up skipping the flash of the userdata and the super partition to try and save time and my phone still worked fine. Language Setup: If you know android 11/12 then you can navigate to the settings and change most things to English.