Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Nguyn ng Qun  (D Nhn ᠌

Because I don't play games, I don't feel qualified to remark on them. Pros: Picture any of the top-tier android smartphones of 2022, such as the One Plus, Meizu, Samsung, or Xiaomi, and he will be similar to that. It appeared that development of the smartphone had halted for the previous five years and did not progress. Why should I buy this phone, which, as a result of recent events, costs between 27,000 and 30,000 dollars, when similar phones may be purchased for between 6,000 and 10,000 dollars in the year 2022? Yet given that there ought to be some bright spots in this scenario, then: + The battery lasts a long time and works pretty well. 5 watts tdp combined with a large pack can get the job done, but there is more information regarding the batteries in the disadvantages. If you do not touch the phone for thirty minutes, it can charge up to eighty to ninety percent of its battery. + Insane liquidity + Good sound from the speakers + Bespontye 120 hertz And that's probably all there is to it, because he doesn't stick out any more. Many disadvantages, including: - the same issues with the firmware that are present on Xiaomi phones Because of a flaw in the proximity sensor and the possibility that the NFS would stop functioning, payments won't be required in 2022. In addition to a number of issues that are typical of MIUI, such as the cloud, unloading applications, a dull IR port, a third of the bluetooth headphones not seeing it, etc., the battery life becomes worse with each software update, and fast charging completely destroys the battery. After three months of use, the USB tester revealed a capacity of 4200 mAh. -the camera takes pictures like they were taken on a phone that is at least three years old due to its poor quality or rather its empty qualities combined with its lack of good artificial intelligence. And in general, all phones are taken away until they are not even at the level of canon soap dishes of zero, and this process continues until there are no more phones left. Before taking a picture, the lens needs to be cleaned, and if we're talking about a 7-nanometer processor in the middle of 2022, the front camera will be blurry. Also, an ips screen rather than an amole screen for 27,000 dollars - yes, this is ridiculous. On an amole screen, I can make black and white colors, reduce the bit depth, and increase the pixel grid in order to save energy. To summarize, investing ips into smarts at this time is degrading. There aren't many people who play serious games on their smartphones, but Snap Dragon was all the rage at one point, despite the fact that it doesn't make any sense. My rendering time for a video that is forty minutes long but only uses one effect is forty minutes, which is practically same to the rendering time for smarts that cost only half as much. This memory, designated UFS3.1, has been in use for a good number of years.