The software will then optimize the game for best performance. It is the mode, that is activated by the Shark Key on the left side of the device, and the mode basically allows you to add games to their list. One thing that gamers would fancy, however, is the SharkSpace feature. Yes, for the most part, you can get used to the UI, but the fact that some of the essential things about the device are still in Chinese really disappoints. The UI seems like they’ve attempted to give MIUI a Razer-like look, and then failed miserably, but decided to release it nonetheless. The JoyUI in itself is similar to your standard MIUI, offering no app drawer with all the apps right in front of your face. However, with the BlackShark, Xiaomi has provided with an utter crappy UI, that is not that, unlike its name, not a joy to use. I’ve never been a fan of MIUI, but I’ve never hated it either. The User Interface of the Xiaomi BlackShark is quite disappointing, to be honest. While there is nothing on the top, you get a USB-C port on the bottom part sandwiched between two speakers. On the right side, you get the volume rockers accompanied by the Power button. On the left-hand side of the device, you get the SIM tray followed by the Shark key, which is used to toggle the SharkSpace mode (which we will be discussing later on). Speaking of the logo, it flashes when there is a message or a call notification, which looks absolutely beautiful. It also houses the S logo, surrounded by a pattern of grooves that really add on to the grip of the device. The central area diverges outwards and gradually decreases in area, creating a nice diffuse feel.
The upper side carries a dual-camera and flashlight, while the lower part carries the phone’s name of ‘Black Shark’. The back panel of the device has a glass section on the upper and lower sides, as opposed to an otherwise metallic body. Thanks to the black metal and green light bar it all looks amazing. The Xiaomi BlackShark uses a sports design with a very classy body. However, it is on the back side that you really see the exquisitiveness of the device. The front of the device looks like any standard device, some sensors and a camera on the top, a display panel, followed by a home button at the bottom. The design of the Xiaomi BlackShark is something that definitely sets it apart from the herd. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, let’s get on with the actual review of the device.
GPU SHARK REVIEW BLUETOOTH
Hybrid Dual Nano-SIM, Wi-Fi 802.11 A/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5.0, -GPS, GLONASS The Xiaomi BlackShark comes with top of the line hardware, which you can check out below:įingerprint, Accelerometer, Proximity, Compass Xiaomi BlackShark Specificationsīefore starting off with the actual review of the device, how about we discuss the kind of horsepower that the BlackShark device comes with. In case the phone sees a global release in the future, certain parts of the review may seem irrelevant at that time. Note: Our review unit was bought from China directly.
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