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TeaLeaf

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#190885 15-Jan-2016 10:44
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For $330 for 32gb/3Gb model it seems better value than the meizu note 2. For the money the Octa-core, 2000 MHz, ARM Cortex-A53, 64-bit, 3GB ram and GR 6200 (mid range) seem very good value for money.

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Xiaomi-Redmi-Note-3_id9803

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jonathan18
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  #1471731 15-Jan-2016 10:52
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Yep - just check towards the end of the large Chinese Androids thread that you've also posted on, and you'll see someone there's bought a Note 3. Sure he'll be able to provide you some feedback.

Just be mindful that the updating process for these Notes can be frustrating - I still haven't got my wife's Note 2 updated beyond the version I was sent a link to by the seller. Some have managed to do it without too much hassle, whereas for others it can be a POS. Still, my wife's loving her phone and, for well under $300, it's certainly good value. (Edit I see it's more if you get a larger capacity phone, but given it's takes SD cards, I'd probably not worry about the capacity but the extra RAM may be nice.)



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  #1471766 15-Jan-2016 11:21
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thanks mate ill check that out. i read a review that suggests there is an international version. now i dont know if they meant that was just the UI for download or if there is now an out of the box international note 3.....

i havnt read a terrible review yet and most like pc advisor uk are glowing.

also seems to be the most popular phone on gearbest....

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  #1473515 18-Jan-2016 09:42
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I don't have a Kiaomi note 3, but I do have a china phone, the IRON Pro. It worked well for me, until it got stolen. 

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