Review on 💾 Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Smartphone with 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, and 5160mAh Battery - 6.67" DotDisplay, GSM LTE Factory Unlocked, Snapdragon Processor (Shadow Grey) - International Version by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

Although this is not my first Xiaomi smart device, I did not get to "feel it in my hands" because I purchased it on Ali at the very beginning of sales. I figured there wouldn't be much of a difference between the POCO and the RN-8Pro, which my wife has been using for about a year, because the POCO had a little more in terms of dimensions/weight in performance attributes. In reality, it's a cumbersome "brick" made entirely of cameras that protrudes awkwardly from the back. In addition, the stock case is rather bulky, making holding the phone even more of a chore; if you want my advice, buy a different cover right away; "third-party" cases are substantially thinner. Also, I recommend physically handling POCO prior to purchase. While comparing smart watches, I find the RN-8Pro to be the most user-friendly and one-handed-friendly option. Neither the system's overall performance nor the "smoothness" of the 120Hz display stood out to me when compared to the RN-8Pro. For me, "stereo sound" is not a priority because I don't play video games. Nevertheless, if you've just sprung for a Xiaomi, you should know that the operating system comes "out of the box" clogged with junk and preloaded with advertising. Of course, after putting in some effort, you can fine-tune everything "for yourself" and end up with an extremely potent yet, at the same time, quite a cheap product. Is there anything it brings to mind? I'm talking about AMD, for those who are confused. But, there aren't any drawbacks outside the added bulkiness and weight, are there?