Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Devaraja Devaraja ᠌

Of course, the phone is generally pleasant. Between the POCO X3 and the Redmi Note 9 Pro, make your choice. WINNER: POCO Almost two weeks in, and I'm still not used to it completely. However, the phone is fantastic for the price, and I strongly suggest it. Pros: I switched from the Xiaomi Mi Max2 to the ROSO X3 nfc since I don't play games and the functionalities were vital to me: memory, accumulation, and battery I like a site with a camera, NFC, and fingerprint technology. brilliant screen; excellent sound - size (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not little either, which was significant for me) (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not small either, which was important for me) quick charging - The food was delivered right away. Its drawbacks are as follows: - there is no method to create a speed dial to reach a contact - I normally find contact cards to be bothersome (although I'm hoping I'll grow used to it) - The camera sticks out a lot, but this is fixed with the aid of a case. - Don't remove the application menu (it's not important), I just don't like multiple desktops. Also, the casing sticks to the glass when it is taken out of the package, making it impossible to place the glass on the screen. A lot of junk is preinstalled (I had to spend time removing it), and after the ate, some junk in the form of games, for example, returned again. Therefore, I do not use it, and I bought another case. It is inconvenient that the headphone jack is at the bottom of the phone (but I purchased wireless ones). I will add after using for 1.5 months. The fingerprint reader is unresponsive. And a keyboard that is just unbearably awful. You practically have to beat on the letters. Also, you must press "space" twice. I might not comprehend something, but I'm at a loss on what to do. Somebody can tell me how to repair this, please?