In Xiaomi, not everything is smooth; instead of promoting their own ideas, developers are trying to adapt the system to iPhone. Although the interface and controls are not similar to iOS, as the saying goes, there’s nothing worse than a copy or parody.
MIUI 12 for iOS
The manufacturer does not even hide their eager desire to make a smartphone that resembles an iPhone in its controls. And this is very irritating. Buyers love Xiaomi products for their cutting-edge technology. Not every user wants to have a parody of an Apple phone at hand.
According to developers, MIUI, which is expected to be released in early June 2020, will receive a number of pleasant innovations. These include an updated gesture system similar to Android 10, smooth transition animations, dynamic icons, and proprietary applications for notes, camera, and workouts. All of this will be designed to be as beautiful and fast as in iOS.
Of course, questions arise – why is Xiaomi spending resources on creating imitations when the main issues for many smartphone models remain unresolved? Take, for example, the Redmi Note 7, 8, and 9 series, which constantly experience lag. Sometimes the ambient light sensor doesn’t work – resulting in a black screen, or the fingerprint scanner refuses to operate. And strangely, with each update, nothing changes for the user. We will have to wait for the release of MIUI 12 for iOS. Perhaps it will include fixes.
According to customer reviews, interest in the Chinese brand has begun to fade. Xiaomi does not seem willing to listen to users. Promises of system and app stability are not being fulfilled. For example, in 2019, they promised to release a rugged phone. In theory, only the Redmi Note 8T received dust and water resistance, but even then, call quality worsens in rainy weather. Xiaomi smartphones are simply not designed for active use, which is very disappointing.
