Xiaomi Mi Max 2

bright IPS display ; fast Wi-Fi ; good workmanship ; good camera ; stereo speakers ; very long battery runtimes ; performance

import (no LTE Band 20) ; APL 50 value ; PWM ; same SoC as predecessor

Xiaomi has put an interesting smartphone on the market. If you accept the enormous size of the 6.44-inch Mi Max 2, you will get a decent package for about $360. Considering its price, the mid-range device has hardly any noteworthy weaknesses.Hats off...

Quality build ; Decent cameras ; Outstanding battery life ; Big, pleasant display ; Reliable fingerprint scanner

Big size can make it unsuitable for many users ; Waterproofing would have been nice ; Limited network coverage and support for western markets ; Video recording can be better ; Big screen is suitable for multiwindow mode, but feature is not present

Impressive design and build-quality ; Incredible battery life ; Decent performance

Too large for any pocket ; Average camera performance

Great multimedia playback experience ; Good battery life ; Loud and clear audio ; Premium design ; Intuitive MIUI customized skin

Sub-par camera performance ; Not built for one-hand use

Impressive battery backup Sleek design Good display

Camera could have better User Interface takes some time to boot Bit difficult to operate

Large screen for multimedia ; Excellent battery life ; Good stereo sound

Software interface not great for playing around with ; No 800 MHz for 4G ; Too big for some pockets

If you’re not scared off by a large smartphone and the inconveniences that come along with it (the difficulty of fitting it in your pocket, hard to use if your hands are small, etc.), you’ll love this device, which is specifically optimized for...

It might not be as fast as the original Mi Max, but performance isn’t the main reason you’ll be buying the MI Max 2. Crossing the boundary between phone and tablet, the gigantic 6.44in screen will leave those of you who like your phones big all hot...

Solid Build, Curved Edges ; Large Screen Offers Great Multimedia Experience ; Excellent Battery Life ; Impressive Call Quality ; Stereo Speakers ; Decent Rear Camera ; IR Blaster & USB Type-C ; Fast Charging Support (Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0)

Average Front Camera

Large smartphones aren’t meant for everyone. The problems with the phablets are, they aren’t easier to carry in the hands, they can’t be able to fit inside your small pockets, feels bulkier, and so on. That said, in a nutshell, if you love big screen...

If you go by the size of Mi Max 2, there’s no big name that jumps to mind in the recent launches. Some phones have similar specifications, but a higher price band. On the battery front, we’ve seen a few options with 5000 mAh like Moto E4 Plus for...