Xiao Ji's 'working part-time' phase has already ended earlier——now Xiao Ji is version 2.0. Why call it 2.0? Because after coming back from working in Shenzhen, it really felt like both body and mind had gone through quite a lot of磨砺 (trials), and overall, he got a lot of experience. At the very least, it can be said that he went to the farthest place in his life so far, right?\Coming back from part-time work, the total salary was over 4600 yuan. Now there's no need to think about how hard working part-time really is, because this amount of capital is enough for Xiao Ji to buy the equipment needed for college (although only for a vocational college). And the equipment was already purchased last night! Now, without further ado, let's immediately join Xiao Ji for the 'first experience' after upgrading to 2.0 (>﹏<)\(Oh yes, 2.0 means he finally has some good equipment and can log into 7723 without feeling inferior, and he can proudly play!)
As for the smartphone as part of the back-to-school gear, after consideration, Xiao Ji chose Huawei Honor 3, rather than a similarly priced Mi 3.\The considerations (from Xiao Ji's situation only) were as follows: first, a laptop + phone is now the standard back-to-school gear for prospective college students. Compared to the phone, the laptop should account for a larger proportion of the total equipment budget, not the phone. Another reason is when compared to Mi 3: although the specifications are not even on the same level, the Mi 3 was mostly hyped up through marketing. Because one of my female friends works in mobile phone sales, and she is using a Mi 3 herself, Xiao Ji sought her advice to get a purchase discount: if buying an Android smartphone around the 1000-yuan price range, avoid the Mi 3, because hers had just crashed recently… Mi 3's optimization might not be that good… Finally, Xiao Ji summarized his thoughts: he wanted a mainstream, cost-effective phone that supports an SD card and has a removable battery.\Coincidentally, the chain store where my female friend works had the Honor 3 discounted from over 1700 down to 1496. Calculating the purchase, since we have a friend there, there were also more free extras… hehe, so it was decided, and the Huawei Honor 3 was obtained.
★Attachment details:\① All included by Huawei officially. Paper content: a service manual, a user manual, and copyright information materials; accessory contents: the phone itself, a battery, a USB cable, and a charger. No earphones.\②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧ Overall details of the phone body, the phone's exterior design is smooth, and the back has a slightly convex curved design. The body is reasonably slim, with volume control buttons on the right side, and the lock and power buttons above the volume keys. The top has a USB port and an infrared transmitter (receiver) port, while the bottom has a 3.0-sized headphone jack with a liftable adhesive cover and a small microphone hole.\Overall impression of Xiao Ji: The Honor 3 has a three-proof design. While considering protective functions, the aesthetic appeal is also very well thought out. As for the claim on Baike that the phone can be played with in a washbasin without any problem, I haven't tried it yet. I'll share my experience when I test it later~
⑨⑩ Internal situation. Removable back cover. The black rubber part on the back is just right, and the seal is really good. It uses a nano SIM card, so my China Unicom card has to be cut to fit.
(Eleven): Hehe… seems like I found something strange… Yes, this is the notebook packaging that Xiao Ji purchased. Xiao Ji's notebook unboxing post won't be posted on the forum but will be exclusively on 7723. Interested friends shouldn't miss it.
[Xiao Ji 2.0] Getting the Huawei Honor 3 Real Device Unboxing Share
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Also, the salespeople selling phones aren't that great ←_← Many of them don't even know how to flash a phone ←_←
Xiao Ji, if the Mi3 isn't good, there are still Mi4 or Honor 6, which means the Mi4 I have is quite useful... I bought a Honor 6 for my dad.
Overall, Huawei still feels better optimized than Xiaomi. After all, Huawei has been making phones for quite a long time. Xiaomi doesn't even have its own dedicated supply chain. The current price of the Honor 6 is the same as the Mi 4, it's just that the Honor 6 seems to be a bit better.
Indeed, Xiaomi's biggest highlight is its own MIUI system. With the release of MIUI V6, the Mi 4 is definitely a great purchase. Huawei phones are also good; I initially started with Huawei as well.
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