Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Ada Kowalczyk ᠌

I have been using the phone for almost a month. I do not want to write abstruse words about the performance and stuffing of the phone. The reviewers on YouTube did it for me. So I will be as simple as possible. I have been choosing between Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro 128/6 and Poco X3 NFC 128/6 for a long time. As a result, I settled on this model due to the presence of optical stabilization when shooting. And now in more detail. 1) Design. I doubted for a long time because of the unusual design of the back of the phone. In the photo, the camera block seemed huge and ugly. After I got the phone in my hands, my fears were not justified. It looks much nicer live, and in fact, I practically don’t look at the back cover. 2) Performance. There is nothing to complain about here. Everything flies. 3) Autonomy. I don't actively play games. There is only one in which I play about an hour a day. The rest of the time it's mostly wandering in the social. networks and listening to music. For myself, on the first day I decided that I would initially set the screen refresh rate to 120 Hz. There are differences for me, but this apparently affects autonomy. The phone quickly sits down to 40-50%. However, since I work remotely, I don’t experience any special problems because of this, since charging is very fast. 4) Camera. Previously, there was Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, so the difference is big. Different modes for shooting, good quality, stabilization. I installed Google Camera and sometimes I use it for selfies and videos, because it seems to me that the colors are more natural through this application. However, I can’t say that the stock camera app somehow disappointed me. 5) General comments. Weight - 215 g. This is felt with prolonged use, as the hands begin to get tired. Nice vibration feedback. On the old phone, this feature was disabled, but here I decided to leave it. Negative moments associated with advertising in Xiaomi are quickly resolved through the settings.