Eu sei que o X7 Pro esquenta muito, alguém tem recomendações de uma capa, cooler ou acessórios que eu poderia comprar?
Eu não quero colocar um adesivo magnético no meu celular. Então pode ser um cooler que só se encaixe no meu controle (BSP d8)
Tem alguma capa que ofereça proteção e dissipação de calor para eu conseguir encaixar o cooler ou algo assim?
Tô precisando de um celular novo
Meu foco: não ligo para câmeras oque eu foco e um celular potente e que não trava e uma bateria que dure bastante.
Eu gosto de jogar games emulados então tenho uma preferência por snapdragon mais visto que a Qualcom tá fodendo todo mundo com o preços posso dar o braço a torcer e pegar um dimensity se for BEM mais em conta.
Não tenho preferência por marca mais quero um celular que dure meus celulares duram mais 6+(desde de 2020 com o redmi note 9s e só tô trocando por conta da bateria).
Por favor sugestões
I have a Redmi Note 9S running MIUI 12.5.5.0, still stuck on Android 11. Usually, this didn't bother me, but recently many apps I want to use, like smart home apps, require Android 12 or higher.
I have the option to update to MIUI 13.0.2.0, which would give me Android 12, but I've noticed that update is terrible; I've seen many people say they had issues with it and that it made the phone perform much worse.
So, I decided to try out custom ROMs for the first time, something I'd only ever heard about, but I want to know which one is best for my device.
Here is some information I think is relevant: I'm in Brazil, and this is my primary phone; I don't have the money to buy a newer one right now. So, I'd like a ROM that runs a current version of Android, doesn't put too much strain on the device (since I still like playing games on my phone), and allows me to use Google services (like Google Photos) and, most importantly, my banking and government apps.
I'm not sure if there's a ROM that meets all these requirements.
I want to replace my Redmi Note 9S, which I bought during the pandemic.
The problem is that I live in Brazil, where smartphones are very expensive, so I usually keep the same phone for many years. My Redmi Note 9S has been with me for six years, and it's still working almost perfectly. The main reason I want to replace it is that the battery is starting to wear out and no longer lasts as long as it used to.
I mostly use my phone for game emulation. I actually don't enjoy Android games very much—I almost always prefer emulating console games. Since I plan to keep my next phone for another six years or more, I also try to avoid excessive heat that could accelerate battery degradation.
After doing some research, the phone that caught my attention the most is the Poco X8 Pro Max. What attracts me is its combination of a very powerful processor and, especially, its huge battery. In my mind, a larger battery should take longer to degrade, allowing me to keep the phone for even longer. The powerful chipset should also help the phone stay fast for many years before it starts slowing down.
However, almost everyone recommends the Poco F7 for emulation because it uses a Snapdragon processor. The problem is that it has a smaller battery, and I've also heard that Snapdragon chips tend to run hotter than MediaTek Dimensity processors, although I'm not sure how true that is.
What keeps pulling me back toward the X8 Pro Max is the battery. Since I keep my phones for such a long time, battery longevity is one of my biggest priorities.
The games I emulate are generally not very demanding by today's standards. For example, I have already played Nintendo Switch games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Blade Chimera, and Pokémon Legends: Arceus on my Redmi Note 9S with its Snapdragon 720G. Surprisingly, some of these games even seem to perform better on it than on devices with the Dimensity 9500.
That's why I'm having such a hard time deciding.
Should I choose the Poco F7 for its better Snapdragon compatibility with emulators, or the Poco X8 Pro Max, which seems like the better overall phone and, thanks to its larger battery, could potentially last longer in my hands?
If Mali's emulation was good, I wouldn't hesitate to get the x8 pro.
Eu atualmente tenho uns Redmi Note 9s que comprei na pandemia.
Depois desses 6 anos ele ainda me serve mas eu gostaria de trocar ele por algo mais moderno.
Meu limite maximo para gastar em um smarthphone é 2300~2600 acima disso o celular precisa fazer cafe sem eu pedir.
Vou ficar de olho em promoções todos os dias mas queria ter uma noção de quais celulares valem a pena ficar de olho e pelos preços que compensa comprar eles.
Oque eu busco num celular é desempenho(CPU, RAM. Eu tenho preferencia por snapdragon por conta de emuladores), Armazenamento(512GB e de preferencia com uma expansor de Micro sd que nem o Redmin note 9s tem) e Bateria.
Eu não ligo muito para cameras top de linhas ou telas absurdas não são coisas que eu presto tanto atenção.
Os celulares que mais to de olho são os da Motorola como e uns da Poco:
Motorola Signature 5g: Que apareceu por 1899 reais recentemente(tem tudo de bom a bateria não é muito grande mas o carregador de 125w faz ele carregar bem rapido oque acaba compensando)
Poco X8 Pro Max: vi que tem uma bateria muito boa e tem um bom processador mas infelizmente não é um snapdragon
I'm Brazilian, and I'm not wealthy. I only buy a new phone after many years of use. And when I say "many years," I don't mean people who replace their phones every 2 or 3 years. I mean 6 years or more. As long as my phone is still working, I keep using it.
In that situation, the worst thing that can happen is for the phone to suddenly die without any warning, and that's exactly what happened to me. During the pandemic, I bought a Poco X3 Pro, and now, in 2026, it suddenly died out of nowhere, causing me to lose a lot of valuable data.
I bought a Moto Edge 60 as a replacement, but I'm honestly worried because I've seen reports that this lineup is also having motherboard issues. I really hope I don't go through the same situation again.
Can anyone tell me if only the Fusion and Pro models are showing this problem? I bought the regular Edge 60.
A front end that doesn't look like RetroArch (I hate RetroArch) and a cheap controller.
It's a Moto G7 Play.