Review on 💾 Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Smartphone with 128GB Storage, 6GB RAM, and 5160mAh Battery - 6.67" DotDisplay, GSM LTE Factory Unlocked, Snapdragon Processor (Shadow Grey) - International Version by Bao Thyy ᠌

This model was highly recommended to me online, and after four months, I have no regrets about making my purchase. The package was the first thing that caught my eye. An alternative to the iPhone, this smartphone comes with a clear silicone bumper shell and a high-speed charger. Of course, there are subtleties: Dust accumulates in the camera module's frame, and the cover is a bit slippery. With the whale cover, your phone is well-protected; the silicone is at least 1 mm thick, and a raised bezel surrounds the screen and camera module to ensure that neither the screen nor the module will ever come into contact with a flat surface. In a drawer, you may access the SIM card slot and the microSD card slot, where you can install them. In order to use a second SIM card, you will need to remove one of the existing memory slots, and vice versa. This isn't a big deal for me because I care most about the amount of storage space available, but for some people it could be a deal breaker. During installation, I was impressed by the wide variety of skins and background images I could choose from. Very few specialized apps were required to be loaded on top of the many that came pre-installed. The quality of the sound produced by the internal speakers is about par for the course. Two speakers are there, which is great because the stereo effect is really felt thanks to the horizontal screen layout. High quality phonograms have no discernible distortions, however the volume may be too low at times. The music is fine when played from an external device, however I need to connect it to an amplifier in order to hear it clearly when using passive headphones. On first inspection, the camera seems to perform well while shooting static subjects in bright light. There are a lot of options for customizing it that I haven't explored yet, so perhaps I haven't used it to its full potential. Even with heavy use of 3–4 hours every day, the battery will last for 3 days, and a full charge will take little over an hour.