Worth to install xiaomi.eu on my mi mix 2s cuz i'm on latest 10.3.3.0 global and i think my battery drains faster than im eariel builds. Xiaomi.eu have a better battery backup or no ? Back to Oreo or no ?
Worth to install xiaomi.eu ?
- Thread starter JustNioch
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I prefer Xiaomi EU, no ads, no adware, more features, no region problems and for me battery is good.
The only "problem" is that you have to unlock the bootoader and install twrp in fastboot. If you know how to do it go ahead and give it a try, you can return to official whenever you want.
Ok Google voice activation doesn't work right now in current beta ROM, that's why I'm using 9.5.30.
I wouldn't go back to Oreo.
The only "problem" is that you have to unlock the bootoader and install twrp in fastboot. If you know how to do it go ahead and give it a try, you can return to official whenever you want.
Ok Google voice activation doesn't work right now in current beta ROM, that's why I'm using 9.5.30.
I wouldn't go back to Oreo.
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I'm on official 10.3.2.0 Android 9.0. Haven't found any ads or adware or extra battery consumption or region problem in Europe. Splendid rom and don't have any probs with pay apps or banking apps.
Can't find any reason to unlock and install Eu-rom that may bring problems with safetynet check or Google sertification.
Can't find any reason to unlock and install Eu-rom that may bring problems with safetynet check or Google sertification.
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I truly debated this before I made the switch today. Beforehand I was totally stock, bar having unlocked bootloader and rooted with magisk. Honestly I can say the .EU ROM is great, particularly for my Mi 8. Battery life great, performance appears excellent, and the removal of ads and bloatware, plus optimisation is excellent.
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