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

First, there's the objectively bad news that my copy's dimmed screen looks a touch green against a gray background, which the + nicely lights, but only when used against a gray backdrop. After 18 days of use on my first ever amoled screen, I haven't experienced any significant changes in terms of PWM or eye fatigue. Second, the lock button's position is a minor annoyance if your hand is on the smaller side; ideally, it would be positioned a centimeter lower. Otherwise, you'll need to keep a close eye on your phone, which is a hassle given its size and the possibility that you might accidentally drop it. Thirdly, the camera is merely adequate; if you often snap photos more frequently than once every two or three days, you should look elsewhere. Of course, it can be marginally enhanced with an official ate, and aficionados can submit a Google Camera, but this will not significantly alter anything, and you should realize that this is a cast and not an item you purchased and then promptly forgot about. 4. AOD - in this case it is castrated in a special way, being either always on for ten seconds or never on at all. And since I always seem to have a great idea right when I need it, the mode I use drains the power quickly, so I can only use it for a brief 10 seconds at a time. After using the gadget for 1.5 months, I have found that phone ates, firmware, issues in miui, and po-launcher are its greatest flaws. Unlocking the device can be sluggish at times, and we don't ignore players. Since 12.5.1 was released about a month ago, the manufacturer has shown utter disregard for the needs of its customers by failing to address the aforementioned flaws. Everyone was anticipating this meal, hoping it would improve; however, some bugs were simply replaced by others. They avoided dealing with software and instead only offered the hardware component at near cost (you have to wait a long time). This is a major drawback, however the new Mi 11i is out in the market. Nothing except shock. Xiaomi's firewood makes me think of AMD's. Since it is reasonable for the average user to give some kind of realm some thought, I deduct 4 points from the final score. Geek devices like the Pokofone and the Xiaomi are always on and probably don't care about him. Not all of the camera's problems are solved by using Google Camera.