Two years ago, I made the decision to purchase a smartphone from Xiaomi. Shortly after the warranty on the device had run out, it began to experience various issues. It started with the cameras, then it was the fingerprint reader, and now the power button is gone. They estimated that it would cost an unbelievable 7,500 Turkish Lira to fix. When I contacted customer service, they asked for the IMEI number and then went completely silent, despite the numerous times that I tried to get a response from them.
I took my Xiaomi phone to an authorized service center under warranty, only to discover that I was the culprit! I'm just an office worker, and I noticed that my phone had a curved back despite the fact that it was sitting on my desk. I sent it in for repairs, and they refused, claiming it would cost...
I own a black Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro 128GB. I've been using it for two months and have encountered a number of problems. The NFC sensor did not operate from the start. The earpiece sensor failed after 15-20 days, followed by the microphone. The phone frequently freezes on the home screen and resets afte...
I purchased a Xiaomi Redmi 10 in 2022, and it has been overheating since day one. Within a year and a half, the battery swelled to the point of almost bursting. The phone eventually stopped working, and when I took it to the service center, they claimed it was user-caused damage and said the repair ...
I bought a Xiaomi phone six months ago, and it no longer charges, so I sent it to the Istanbul byfix service center. Customer service called the next ...
My Xiaomi 10T Pro 128GB phone is still covered under warranty. For months, the bottom and top microphones have been failing, making it impossible for me and the other person to hear each other during calls. I took the device to technical services four times, twice to the Kagıthane Evofone branch and...
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