Mi Notebook Ultra Review

Xiaomi, a Chinese consumer electronics business, is known for delivering high-quality, low-cost devices all around the world. The business also joined the laptop market a few years ago. By 2021, Xiaomi will be delivering premium-priced computers. The Mi NoteBook Ultra will be available in August 2021. The laptop is loaded with features and has a high tolerance quotient for high-demanding applications.

Design and Display:

The Xiaomi Mi NoteBook Ultra has a body size of around 16 inches and a screen size of 15.6 inches. The color is the same as the Space Grey on the MacBook Pro, which is a dark grey metal color. The laptop’s body is built of Series 6 Aluminum. It looks really luxurious and, once again, has a strong resemblance to the MacBook Pro.

The small Xiaomi emblem at the top of the laptop’s chassis is something. It’s nothing fancy, and it allows the laptop to retain its purely aesthetic vibe. The laptop is thicker than expected, but that’s not a problem because it has so many useful connections. There is a Thunderbolt 4 and USB Type-C port, as well as an HDMI port, multiple USB-A connections, and a 3.5mm audio jack. All of these ports mean that we can easily attach our external wired mouse as well as connect the laptop to the TV via the HDMI cable. The speakers are located at the bottom, as is the grill area through which the fan extracts all of the hot air from the device.

The screen is quite responsive. It comes to life as soon as you lift the laptop’s screen, and the narrow bezels are wonderful. The colors are correct and watching any amusing or instructional content is simple on the Mi NoteBook Ultra’s large 3.2K resolution display. You may easily reduce the brightness of the display by using the function keys on the laptop’s keyboard.

Performance:

The Mi NoteBook Ultra is good in terms of performance.  Xiaomi Mi Note Book Ultra working smoothly after too much workload. It never slowed down, and no applications crashed. The video rendering process was extremely smooth.

The only area where Xiaomi might have improved was in the speaker and sound department. The speakers are located at the bottom, as are the majority of Windows laptops. The sound is not particularly distorted, but it is excessively low and faint. For the lack of better speakers, some individuals would shun this laptop totally, which is not a good thing. But it was still an okay experience as there’s a 3.5mm audio socket as well as Bluetooth connectivity compatibility for pairing headphones or earphones.

this laptop couldn’t do well in terms of gaming. However, with the laptop’s 16GB RAM, there’s nothing stopping you from downloading large games. Xiaomi Mi NoteBook Ultra, which has an Intel i5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and Intel iRISxe graphics. The laptop should be able to render the graphics of all major games, as well as provide players with a smooth multiplayer online connected playing experience. Windows 10 Home edition is still installed on the laptop. Xiaomi has promised users a free Windows upgrade.

Conclusion:

In terms of features and performance, the Mi Notebook Ultra has a lot going for it. You receive excellent value for money, even when compared to the entry-level Redmi book series, which was also released lately. The display and keyboard are the device’s highlights. The battery life is sufficient for a work machine, and the hardware should survive for several years. On the downside, the speakers, trackpad, and port options could all be improved.

Xiaomi has struck a fantastic balance between pricing, features, and performance. This isn’t the most portable laptop, and it’s not designed for gaming, but it should be simple to transport on a regular basis. Students, self-employed or remote employees, and home users may find it useful. If you have a budget of up to Rs. 80,000, the Core i7 variant reviewed here is an excellent choice. With its less powerful CPU, the mid-tier choice should be sufficient for the great majority of clients. This could be an even better deal because it includes the same high-resolution 90Hz 16:10 screen, ergonomic keyboard, and Thunderbolt connector for much less money. and CPU requirements are not dissimilar. However, I would not suggest it. Considering the base, it has only 8GB of RAM that is not upgradeable. The price difference will not result in significant savings throughout the life of the laptop.