Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Agata Koscikiewicz ᠌

The device is worthy of attention, I am very pleased with this new thing! Has some pros 1) A capacious battery, in my mode of use (15+ hours a day, games, social networks, YouTube in full hd) is enough for exactly a day, before all my devices "died" in the middle of the day. 2) 120 hertz screen, it's really smooth and makes sense, but some people will only see the difference in direct comparison with a 60 hertz screen. 3) The color reproduction of the screen is at a very decent level among IPS panels, in contrast mode it just falls a little short on AMOLED displays. 4) A very decent camera for the money, a lot of nice, rarely used little things, but when you want they are already in the phone) Video recording also pleased, decent video stabilization even on the run. 5) The amount of RAM is optimal, maybe even redundant sometimes, but better than not. Built-in 64 gigabytes of permanent memory is also enough for me with a margin of 12-15 gigabytes. 6) The NFC module for the first week, when I still didn’t know where it + - was, was a question for me, but now I use it all the time. The approximate location of the module is under the camera module of the phone. 7) The firmware also pleased, a very user-friendly interface and it was not difficult to get used to it. One was bad, but more on that later. 8) Fast charging is something, 33 watts charges the phone from 0 to 50 in 23-27 minutes, a full charge from 0 to 100 takes less than 1.5 hours. 9) The price, of course, for this money is a very nice device and it fully pays for itself with its stuffing. Its cons: 1) The camera module sticks out a lot and it is bulky, I'm used to it, but in order not to scratch or spoil it, it's better to buy a protective glass for the entire module and wear it in a case. 2) Firmware bugs sometimes happen, but not critical, they may not be displayed in the menu of recently opened applications. Sometimes the wallpaper flies to the factory ones, if you put your own. But all these disadvantages will most likely be fixed in the next six months with a major ate of MIUI and POCO launcher. 3) There is no Google Pay in my region, each bank, at its own discretion, makes payments via NFC with a phone. The problem was that neither the local bank knew why I couldn’t pay by phone, nor Google or could give a good answer, it turned out to be simple, changing the wallet protection option from SIM to HCE, but it didn’t want to work out of the box. 4) Not that it's a minus, rather personal unpreparedness before buying. The phone is not very small, it fits in my hand, but it is very on the verge. The hand as a whole is not small and not large, a medium-sized palm (20 by 10 centimeters).