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Is Redmi Note 8 compatible? Xiaomi will look it up in Antarctica

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This is January 17, Xiaomi will be holding one very affordable smartphone resistance tests what a product has done throughout its history – and that we're talking about the same product that put a cellphone under 90 feet of weight, and surpassed the other with Segway because I knew you. At this point, the challenge will be take the Redmi Note 8 to Antarctica, to check if the app is able to withstand high temperatures.

This was announced by one of the company's leading leaders, Lu Weibing in a letter on the Chinese portal CNMO, accompanied by promotional poster explaining what this challenge will entail.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 will travel to Antarctica to test its resistance

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According to Weibing, his view of the challenge is check appliance resistance under extreme conditions. Specifically, at temperatures that write the routes between 28 and 30 degrees Celsius.

It all comes back to the company you will accomplish different challenges have been to Antarctica to check the stability of the phone.

We must remember every time we talk about a The phone is priced starting from less than 140 euros, and that it does not have any MIL-STD 810G type certification that guarantees that the phone is able to withstand harsh conditions, even though the product designation shows that the phone can withstand gaps and be protected from dust particles. So, the fact that the Redmi Note 8 is able to overcome this challenge – if it succeeds – is undoubtedly one factor in praising Xiaomi's work in building this accessible yet compact device.

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