Review on Xiaomi Poco F3 Night Black: 256GB ROM and 8GB RAM for Enhanced Performance by Kichiro ᠌

Satisfied. Eight rounds of gunfire, and no calls. As little as a day's worth of use won't deplete the battery, and if you're careful, two or three days' worth is possible. Still, the fingerprint is a major annoyance. I've had the phone for a few months, but I still can't get used to it. Advantages that are a little bit different: I absolutely enjoyed the phone. The battery 1) has a long life and 2) can be charged and used repeatedly. 2) The screen and image on it are quite pleasing to the eye. PWM is hardly noticeable, the colors are natural. 3) Productively FIRE. No hiccups or blanks have occurred with any of the files I've accessed so far. For example, Genshin Impact games function without a hitch. Also, acb is being subtly seeded in games. 4. There is a large amount of storage (I have a 256 version) Five) The speakers produce excellent audio. Now that I finally have one, I occasionally get to enjoy some tunes via the built-in speaker (usually I only listened to headphones) The sixth criterion is that it is well put together. There is no jangling or creaking, and the phone has a solid, unyielding feel. 7) The set pleases. Also, a protective case, a factory film, and a wired, rapid charger. In a nutshell, everything essential. Eighth, a proximity sensor (no one has anything good to say about him online). As for me, I have no complaints. Some of the horrors that have been said about him are exaggerated. It can very rarely lay down. It’s pretty rare. As a result, let it rest on its own merits) has its drawbacks Cameras, No. 1. Well, they're not even very good. The same as neither bad nor good. Typically used. When compared to the rest of the phone, this is a major flaw. Second, cover your body in paint. After removing the phone from its case, I used an NAIL to chip off a tiny bit of paint from the area around the screen. In other words, if a common nail can through this paint, imagine what metal or sand would do. For the first time ever, I was able to break the phone by accidently dropping it or using too much force on the screen. Now I'm concerned about how he might look. A fingerprint reader built into the button. Although I understand that personal preference plays a role, I find it inconvenient. By way of illustration, if you have your phone's settings so that double-clicking anywhere on it unlocks it, including the flashlight, then turning off the screen locks it back into its flashlight mode, you'll need to repeat the process to turn off the light. Just not cool. However, the fingerprint feature is not foolproof; the phone may refuse to unlock unless you make a slight adjustment to your finger. Maybe the print has become unsuccessful, it will be essential to try to redo it.