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You an also change the theme, and you’ll notice the default app icons look a little different to in standard Android. In China they don’t use Google services, so MIUI has its own apps for pretty much everything you’d ordinarily use Google’s apps. You can use these, or you can install the apps with which you’re familiar – but here is the catch. Because we’re testing the Chinese version of the phone it does not ship with Google Play.
When the Mi Mix 3 is announced in the UK this version will come with Google services, as will the Global ROM variant when it becomes available. No matter, it’s easy enough to install them, as we outline here, if a bit daunting for novice users. A recent minor amendment to the procedure means you will need to have a SIM card in the phone before allowing it to install files from unknown sources, but we expect if you’re setting up the Mi Mix 3 for personal use you will have installed a SIM in any case.
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Having used MIUI for many years we have found it quickly becomes familiar, and actually its extra features may make it preferable to standard Android. The likes of Dual Apps and Second Screen are worthy of high praise, particularly if you’ll be taking advantage of the phone’s dual-SIM functionality. We’re also keen on the backup options, which make it so much easier to get back to where you were following a factory reset, and you’ll find features such as Split-Screen here too. A addition here is Taplus, which we’ve not seen before on a Xiaomi phone, and the description suggests you tap and hold an item to learn more.
We tried it but couldn’t get it to work, so it could be only for the apps we’re not using. The oddly named ‘App Vault’ is swiped in from the left of the home screen, and as you see on many Android phones pulls together quick access to your most commonly used apps, notes and calendar events. ONDECEMBER 21 "LENOVO Z5 PRO REVIEW: THE BUDGET SLIDER PHONE" Lenovo Z5 Pro Review: The Budget Slider Phone Lenovo’s Z5 Pro is a really interesting proposition in the mid-range phone market, mixing flagship specs with a Snapdragon 710 processor to keep down the price to an affordable level. It has the premium design of the Mi Mix 3 and Honor Magic 2, but comes in significantly cheaper with a current special offer bringing the price down to just £282.58/US$357.99. With a sliding screen mechanism it is able to offer a full-screen display without a punch-hole or notch in which to house the selfie camera.
And with the dual-lens camera hidden behind the display Lenovo achieves a 95% screen-to-body ratio. There’s also an in-display fingerprint sensor, which remains a relatively rare feature even among flagships, so to see it in a circa-£300 phone is a welcome surprise. The trouble with the Z5 Pro is it’s not officially sold in the UK, and our review sample was shipped from China via GearVita. That in itself is not a problem, though setup is a headache – we had to resort to Google Translate for navigating the Chinese-language configuration and Settings menu.
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Fortunately, having worked it out ourselves we can make this easier for you (jump straight to how to set up the Lenovo Z5 Pro for UK use). In common with many Chinese phones it also lacks support for one of the three main bands used in the UK for 4G LTE connectivity: Band 20, aka 800MHz. Most networks also use bands 3 and 7, but customers of O2 and the operators that piggyback its network (Sky Mobile, GiffGaff, Tesco Mobile, LycaMobile and TalkTalk) will not be able to receive 4G. You’ll still be able to get online using 3G data or Wi-Fi. Where to buy Lenovo Z5 Pro GearVita supplied our review sample, which is the 6GB RAM, 64GB storage model (buy here). It also stocks a version of the Z5 Pro with 128GB storage (buy here).
At the time of writing the 64GB model costs £367.05 plus £4.07 shipping via UK Priority Line, or US$461.99 plus $8.78 shipping via US Priority Line.
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