Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Damyanti Negi ᠌

The most productive and cost-effective member of the state workforce (I took it for 17k on the official website). You will not be able to find 120Hz in combination with a stereo, 3.5 jack, or NFC (!) with a price tag of this magnitude. And some sort of protection against moisture and dust (it is not declared, but it is available; it was checked by accident) for this amount of money. Who doesn't enjoy Xiaomi's MIUI; it's been revamped, and it even looks good; you don't need to install any other launchers, and you won't have to put up with any hassle. This smartphone's crowning achievement is its 120Hz conquering frequency, which is also its name. It doesn't look like much at first, but after you use it, you'll wonder how you ever got by with screens that only refresh at 60 frames per second. Without venturing too far into the woods, there is everything necessary for a pleasant existence in this day and age, including NFC, stereo, 3.5mm, no frames, and a good processor (for players - there is enough performance and RAM, PUBG and COD at high settings with 30 fps go smoothly). I will write down RARE interface micro-jerkings, rare defects, and the like more in the deficiencies of the firmware, and not the CPU, because, as you already know, the firmware can be fixed. Regarding the camera, there is one piece of advice I can give you: make yourself a Google camera, evaluate the results, and forget about using the built-in camera. In conclusion, I will offer an idea that is uncomplicated but easy to comprehend: I switched from using an iPhone to using this particular smartphone. I am happy to report that the transfer did not cause any discomfort.