Xiaomi has expanded its range of notebooks by launching MI notebooks in China - to remember this, the company has MI Notebook Air, Mi Notebook Pro and MI gaming laptop series.
The new Notebook has an 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor as well as 128 GB SSD storage with 1TB hard drive. Xiaomi also provided a 15.6 inch display and a dual fan cooling system.
Unlike the first Launched Mi Notebook Pro2 and MI gaming laptop, which had Nvidia Gforce GTX 1060 graphics, the new MI notebook comes with an Nvidia GeForce MX 110 GPU that comes with 2 GB video RAM.
To support regular multitasking usage cases, notebook also includes 8 GB RAM.
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Price.
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The price of the Chemoi Mi Notebook in China has been set for CNG 3,999 (approximately Rs 40,700) for the 4 GB RAM model, which is powered by the eighth generation Intel Core i5 processor,
while the Core I5 model comes with 8 GB RAM. The tag of CNY 4,499 (about Rs 45,800) Another 8 GB RAM version is also provided to customers, which is powered by the eighth generation Intel Core i7 processor at CNY 4,999 (about Rs 50,900).
All three types of sales are going on in China since August 28. Details about the price and availability of MI Notebook in other markets including India have not yet been disclosed.
Xiaomi Notebook Specifications, Features
Xiaomi Mi Notebook has a 15.6-inch full-HD anti-glare display with a wide angle of 178 degrees. The eighth generation Intel Core i7 processor, which includes the Nvidia GeForce MX 110 GPU, has 2 GB dedicated memory and 4 GB and 8 GB RAM options.
Notebook has a full-functional keyboard with a different numeric keypad. To make Mi Notebook enough for its daily activities, Xiaomi has provided a dual-fan layout that comes with 2 + 2 heat-dip pipe. The notebook also has 3 W stereo speakers which are operated by the Dolby surround sound.
In the case of connectivity, the Xiaomi Mi Notebook has a series of ports that include HDMI port, two USB 3.0, USB 2.0, 3.5mm headphones and ethernet port. Notebook also has a memory card slot. In addition, the model has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. It comes in two color options, including Deep Gray and White.
Mi Notebook Pro is not the best laptop when it comes to battery life, but you should not have any problems getting eight hours of battery life worthwhile. NVIDIA's energy efficient MX 150 helps in maximizing exit from the GPU 8000 mAh battery, which changes to the built-in Intel HD 620 chipset for low-power operations and kicks only when needed.
The large 15.6-inch IPS panel has thin bezel, and the display has accurate color reproduction. One downside is that it is a bright panel, and such viewing angles are not ideal - most often, you will end up catching your own image in the screen.
The maximum brightness at 300nits is more than enough, but Xiaomi should have shown a high-resolution panel. The full HD display completes the work, but considering the 15.6-inch form factor, it will be more intuitive to go with a QHD panel.
Where the Mi Notebook Pro really shines, in terms of performance - Intel Core i5-8250U CPU creates a powerful combination of NVIDIA MX 150 which handles everything you throw easily.
You get 8 GB RAM and 256 GB M2 SSD standard, and if you want to extend the storage, you can cancel the back panel and install the secondary M2 SSD.
Typing on Mi Notebook Pro is a pleasure: Laptops come with full size keys with 1.5 mm travel and less activation force.
The keys are also backlit, and the keyboard is usually great for extended typing sessions, thanks to the 0.3 curvature of the key. The 12.5 cm x 8.5 cm trackpad takes the lower third part of the body, and it is the best use on Windows laptops till date.
It's a Microsoft Precision Touchpad, and provides gesture support for Windows 10. Windows Hello is a fingerprint sensor located in the top right corner for support.
There is also a Dual 2.5W Dolby Atomos-certified Herman Cordon Infinity Speakers below in MI Notebook Pro, and the sound coming out of the laptop is loud and detailed.
What would you be upset about MI Notebook Pro?
My main issue with MI Notebook Pro is the fact that it runs the Chinese manufacturing of Windows 10 outside the box. For the initial configuration you have to rely on Google Translate, and then after installing in Windows, you need to install an English language pack.
The whole process is cumbersome, but with limited notebooks to China, there is no way to install the English language pack by default.
You can go ahead and install a new version of Windows 10 (provided you have an unused license key), and if you are going this route, then know that you have
to touchpad, Wi-Fi module The drivers have to be restored, and the second.
Thankfully, Windows Update automatically downloads all relevant drivers, but if this does not happen, you can download the complete driver package directly from Xiaomi.
At 4.38 pounds and with dimensions of 14.17 inches x 9.61 inches, the MI Notebook Pro is big and heavy - it's definitely not the most portable laptop. Then there is backlight for the keyboard - unlike the MacBook Pro, there is no way to adjust the backlight intensity.
You just get an on-off toggle, and while working on MI Notebook Pro in the dark, I find the backlight more intense than once.
Fans sometimes get uncomfortable emphasis, especially if you have lots of tabs open in Chrome. This is not an issue which is unique on Mi Notebook Pro.
Ground level
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro Review
Mi likes a lot in the Notebook Pro - it's designed and designed for the last time, and you get a top-performance display with an eight-hour battery life. He said, there are shares of disappointment, mostly centered around the fact that you can not go to a shop and one can raise.
MI Notebook Pro is limited to China, and it seems that soon it will change. Xiaomi is aggressively expanding its portfolio in India, its second largest market, but so far it is not clear whether the manufacturer's notebook will be in the subcontinent. Thus, your best choice for choosing MI Notebook Pro is through Chinese reseller sites like Gearbest.
There is a lack of your own on the reseller route, because you have to pay the customs duty. Duties vary from region to region, so you have to check the local guidelines in your country to import the electronics. I paid more than $ 200 to import MI Notebook Pro to India, so you also have to factor into your purchase decision.
Overall, MI Notebook Pro has a lot of things, but availability issues and troubles with initial configuration make it a non-starter. Hardware is definitely enticing, but there are better options nearby.
The new Notebook has an 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor as well as 128 GB SSD storage with 1TB hard drive. Xiaomi also provided a 15.6 inch display and a dual fan cooling system.
Unlike the first Launched Mi Notebook Pro2 and MI gaming laptop, which had Nvidia Gforce GTX 1060 graphics, the new MI notebook comes with an Nvidia GeForce MX 110 GPU that comes with 2 GB video RAM.
To support regular multitasking usage cases, notebook also includes 8 GB RAM.
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Price.
Read also:
The price of the Chemoi Mi Notebook in China has been set for CNG 3,999 (approximately Rs 40,700) for the 4 GB RAM model, which is powered by the eighth generation Intel Core i5 processor,
while the Core I5 model comes with 8 GB RAM. The tag of CNY 4,499 (about Rs 45,800) Another 8 GB RAM version is also provided to customers, which is powered by the eighth generation Intel Core i7 processor at CNY 4,999 (about Rs 50,900).
All three types of sales are going on in China since August 28. Details about the price and availability of MI Notebook in other markets including India have not yet been disclosed.
Xiaomi Notebook Specifications, Features
Xiaomi Mi Notebook has a 15.6-inch full-HD anti-glare display with a wide angle of 178 degrees. The eighth generation Intel Core i7 processor, which includes the Nvidia GeForce MX 110 GPU, has 2 GB dedicated memory and 4 GB and 8 GB RAM options.
Notebook has a full-functional keyboard with a different numeric keypad. To make Mi Notebook enough for its daily activities, Xiaomi has provided a dual-fan layout that comes with 2 + 2 heat-dip pipe. The notebook also has 3 W stereo speakers which are operated by the Dolby surround sound.
In the case of connectivity, the Xiaomi Mi Notebook has a series of ports that include HDMI port, two USB 3.0, USB 2.0, 3.5mm headphones and ethernet port. Notebook also has a memory card slot. In addition, the model has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. It comes in two color options, including Deep Gray and White.
Mi Notebook Pro is not the best laptop when it comes to battery life, but you should not have any problems getting eight hours of battery life worthwhile. NVIDIA's energy efficient MX 150 helps in maximizing exit from the GPU 8000 mAh battery, which changes to the built-in Intel HD 620 chipset for low-power operations and kicks only when needed.
The large 15.6-inch IPS panel has thin bezel, and the display has accurate color reproduction. One downside is that it is a bright panel, and such viewing angles are not ideal - most often, you will end up catching your own image in the screen.
The maximum brightness at 300nits is more than enough, but Xiaomi should have shown a high-resolution panel. The full HD display completes the work, but considering the 15.6-inch form factor, it will be more intuitive to go with a QHD panel.
Where the Mi Notebook Pro really shines, in terms of performance - Intel Core i5-8250U CPU creates a powerful combination of NVIDIA MX 150 which handles everything you throw easily.
You get 8 GB RAM and 256 GB M2 SSD standard, and if you want to extend the storage, you can cancel the back panel and install the secondary M2 SSD.
Typing on Mi Notebook Pro is a pleasure: Laptops come with full size keys with 1.5 mm travel and less activation force.
The keys are also backlit, and the keyboard is usually great for extended typing sessions, thanks to the 0.3 curvature of the key. The 12.5 cm x 8.5 cm trackpad takes the lower third part of the body, and it is the best use on Windows laptops till date.
It's a Microsoft Precision Touchpad, and provides gesture support for Windows 10. Windows Hello is a fingerprint sensor located in the top right corner for support.
There is also a Dual 2.5W Dolby Atomos-certified Herman Cordon Infinity Speakers below in MI Notebook Pro, and the sound coming out of the laptop is loud and detailed.
What would you be upset about MI Notebook Pro?
My main issue with MI Notebook Pro is the fact that it runs the Chinese manufacturing of Windows 10 outside the box. For the initial configuration you have to rely on Google Translate, and then after installing in Windows, you need to install an English language pack.
The whole process is cumbersome, but with limited notebooks to China, there is no way to install the English language pack by default.
You can go ahead and install a new version of Windows 10 (provided you have an unused license key), and if you are going this route, then know that you have
to touchpad, Wi-Fi module The drivers have to be restored, and the second.
Thankfully, Windows Update automatically downloads all relevant drivers, but if this does not happen, you can download the complete driver package directly from Xiaomi.
At 4.38 pounds and with dimensions of 14.17 inches x 9.61 inches, the MI Notebook Pro is big and heavy - it's definitely not the most portable laptop. Then there is backlight for the keyboard - unlike the MacBook Pro, there is no way to adjust the backlight intensity.
You just get an on-off toggle, and while working on MI Notebook Pro in the dark, I find the backlight more intense than once.
Fans sometimes get uncomfortable emphasis, especially if you have lots of tabs open in Chrome. This is not an issue which is unique on Mi Notebook Pro.
Ground level
Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro Review
Mi likes a lot in the Notebook Pro - it's designed and designed for the last time, and you get a top-performance display with an eight-hour battery life. He said, there are shares of disappointment, mostly centered around the fact that you can not go to a shop and one can raise.
MI Notebook Pro is limited to China, and it seems that soon it will change. Xiaomi is aggressively expanding its portfolio in India, its second largest market, but so far it is not clear whether the manufacturer's notebook will be in the subcontinent. Thus, your best choice for choosing MI Notebook Pro is through Chinese reseller sites like Gearbest.
There is a lack of your own on the reseller route, because you have to pay the customs duty. Duties vary from region to region, so you have to check the local guidelines in your country to import the electronics. I paid more than $ 200 to import MI Notebook Pro to India, so you also have to factor into your purchase decision.
Overall, MI Notebook Pro has a lot of things, but availability issues and troubles with initial configuration make it a non-starter. Hardware is definitely enticing, but there are better options nearby.
