Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Ada Boguszewska ᠌

For the money, definitely top, performance, battery, cool screen (120Hz) - all this will please everyday tasks. I advise those who are looking for an inexpensive smartphone for everyday tasks, where there is everything you need and plus nice chips. Pros: Screen: 120 Hz - this is really a feature that you enjoy all the time of use. It’s hard to describe in words, it’s just more pleasant to work with the interface and it feels like it’s faster in the browser, instant messengers, and so on. But you get used to it, but when you turn on 60Hz, you immediately feel the difference. In terms of colors and lighting, everything is ok, it suits me. Performance - well, I don’t know about games, the main applications load everything and work quickly. The camera is a good camera, it takes pictures) Already in the standard application, you can set ISO, shutter speed, etc. The width is also ok. I don’t see the point in a macro camera, but it works, you can take a picture point-blank in sharpness, but it’s easier to move it away, take a picture on the main one and crop it, the quality will be better. The front is ok too. In general, for social networks and all that with a head. Battery - 5000+ mAh, for a day confidently. Charging per hour. The sound is sufficient in volume and quality. Vibration response is good, sharp. The case is included, the film is already pasted. Cons below: It may seem big and heavy, with all the consequences (sometimes one hand is not always convenient). The imprint is not instant, but it will do. I like the location, but it may take some getting used to, built into the power button. Rather, it is an inconvenience when turning off, when you need to press it, if the cover is on, then the button in the recess is obtained and it must be pressed in, which is sometimes not convenient. On the new MIUI there is no built-in call recording as before, it was convenient. Requires configuration (turn off all ads and remove garbage, look for guides on YouTube) NFC - it seems to be located below, it's not very convenient to apply, you have to get used to it. Automatic brightness for my personal taste in the dark is always darker than I would like, often have to be raised manually.