Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Ada Nowak ᠌

Acquired on 10/20/20 to serve as a replacement for a Xiaomi Redmi 5A prime. It's the difference between having a penny and a Lamborghini. Got pros: The camera, the battery, a user-friendly operating system, and software. It has support for quick charging, and both fingerprint and facial ID function really well. Excellent speaker. Android's many enticing features, such as split-screen and second space, include these. The NFC block, on the other hand, is the icing on the cake. It is not necessary to have a wallet with you when you leave the house.) The primary issue is that dirt is attracted to it like a magnet and accumulates on it. There will be dust at all of the joints if the phone is contained within a case. After six months, the primary camera became incapable of acquiring focus. The service facility estimated that the replacement process would take up to two months. I was able to locate the component on my own, make the necessary adjustments, and bring the device back to its original state in within three days. If you don't wipe the RAM on this phone on a regular basis, it could cause it to function more slowly, and I don't know how to do that with other devices. Paying with NFC may not always be successful in public transportation.