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

After using it for a month, I've been let down. For the price, they could have made the camera 64 megapixels, which would have improved the pictures' average to occasionally subpar quality. Moreover, only GoogleCamere is compatible with shooting in 4K 60fps on this smartphone, and the only accessible stock is 4K 30fps. When recording video, stabilization is practically nonexistent and ineffective. To get proper stabilization, either shoot on a flat surface or invest in a stabilizer. Another query was regarding the aluminum, which is meant to be on the edging, but no, it's not aluminum, it's blunt plastic with an aluminum look, and the only features of aluminum are a power button and a volume swing. Moreover, why wasn't the fingerprint scanner integrated into the screen? And get rid of the horrible cutout in the center of the screen, which ruins all the beauty so horribly? There are many issues with the design of this smartphone, including where the headphone jack was placed, why the frames were so large, and why a notification light wasn't added. In addition, the battery only lasts between 15 and 25% of its charge when I use it actively (playing games, listening to music, watching YouTube videos, and browsing the Internet) from 8 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. This begs the question of why YouTube reviewers seem to use their Dew F3 for almost the entire day. I do not suggest using this phone if you need wired headphones or if your images and movies are crucial to you. The phone is very inconvenient for me and has disappointed me greatly. I will sell it and consider alternatives like the One Plus and the Realme.