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Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 5G
256 GB, Graphite Black, 6.67", Hybrid Dual SIM, 5G
Question about Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 5G
Hello everyone, I have had the device since March 2024 and now I have the problem that when I press the power button, the message appears every time that the headphone area is covered, in addition the Google Assistant starts when I press the power button and when I make a call the microphone has difficulties and people don't understand me. Does anyone know this? I'm a little disappointed after two months.
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Hello Gabriel
You may have caught a rotten egg. That's what the guarantee is for.
However, I don't actually assume that the rate is high for Xiaomi devices.
To your questions:
Dirt may have accumulated in the headphone socket and that's why the message appears.
Clean with distilled water.
The MIUI allows many settings, including assigning a function to the power button. The Google Assistant is probably assigned there.
Have a look under
Other settings
Gestures - Shortcuts
There are many people on the mi-forum dot net who are very familiar with most Xiaomi devices.
On the last point.
When I make calls, I switch off the data, then I have a much better sound.
Possibly switch off VOIP calls in the device, then it should also be better.
Then you have a separate line for the call and it is not conducted via the Internet, i.e. sent in pallets.
And are you close enough to the microphone with your mouth?
This naturally tries to filter out ambient noise.
Otherwise as I said
Claim the guarantee.
You may have caught a rotten egg. That's what the guarantee is for.
However, I don't actually assume that the rate is high for Xiaomi devices.
To your questions:
Dirt may have accumulated in the headphone socket and that's why the message appears.
Clean with distilled water.
The MIUI allows many settings, including assigning a function to the power button. The Google Assistant is probably assigned there.
Have a look under
Other settings
Gestures - Shortcuts
There are many people on the mi-forum dot net who are very familiar with most Xiaomi devices.
On the last point.
When I make calls, I switch off the data, then I have a much better sound.
Possibly switch off VOIP calls in the device, then it should also be better.
Then you have a separate line for the call and it is not conducted via the Internet, i.e. sent in pallets.
And are you close enough to the microphone with your mouth?
This naturally tries to filter out ambient noise.
Otherwise as I said
Claim the guarantee.