Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Thai Duc Bach ᠌

The phone is generally well-liked, of course. Choose either the POCO X3 or the redmi note 9 pro. It was a victory for POCO. After barely two weeks, I'm still getting used to everything. But overall, it's a great phone for the price. The benefits vary: Even though I don't play mobile games, I switched from a Xiomi Mi Max2 to a ROSO X3 nfc due of the phone's other features. - storage - power bank My preferred fingerprint/NFC/camera position Excellent sound and a crisp display - size (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not little either, which was significant for me) (not as wide as Mi Max2, but not small either, which was important for me) Quick battery replenishment The food showed up right away. Cons: - I can't assign a contact to a fast dial; - I can't see which ringtone is assigned to a contact's number; - I find contact cards to be inconvenient in general (though I'm hoping I'll get used to them eventually). Please don't get rid of the application menu; I don't use it often and find having many desktops distracting. The camera has a sizable protrusion, although this is remedied by a protective housing. In addition, the factory-supplied case is utterly useless; the glass cannot be installed onto the display since the case adheres to it. It's inconvenient to have the headphone jack on the bottom of the phone (but I bought wireless ones), there's a lot of unnecessary bloatware preinstalled (I spent a lot of time removing it), and then some of it came back after the update (in the form of games, for example) so I ended up not using it. So, after using it for a total of 1 month and 5 days, I feel ready to add my two cents. There is a lack of responsiveness from the fingerprint scanner. And it's simply a really unattractive keyboard, really. It's necessary to pound on the letters, so to speak. You'll need to hit "space" twice. Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm completely at a loss. A solution to this problem would be greatly appreciated.