Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Minoru Inui ᠌

The phone is generally well-liked, of course. Decide between the POCO X3 and the redmi note 9 pro. POC won. After barely 2 weeks, I'm still getting used to it. But overall, it's a great phone for the price. Although I don't spend much time on my phone playing games, I did switch from a Xiomi Mi Max2 to a ROSO X3 nfc due of the phone's superior features. Battery memory Easy-to-reach camera/NFC/fingerprint spot: Display is crisp, and the audio is top-notch. - 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) Accelerated charging The food was delivered right away. Inconvenient contact cards for me (I'm hoping I'll get used to it): - you can't utilize a fast dial to call a contact; - you can't see what melody is set for a contact's call. I don't enjoy having a lot of desktops, so please don't do rid of the program menu (even though it's not that important). The camera has a significant protrusion, although this is remedied by a protective housing. By the way, the stock case is., with it, even the glass cannot be put on the screen, because the case clings to the glass. As a result, I no longer have it and have instead purchased a different case; it is inconvenient that the phone's headphone jack is located on the bottom (but I have wireless headphones); a great deal of unnecessary software was preinstalled (requiring significant effort on my part to remove it); and after the update, some unnecessary software (in the form of games, for instance) reappeared. It's been 1.5 months now, so I'll add my thoughts. There is a lack of responsiveness from the fingerprint scanner. And it's simply a really unattractive keyboard, really. You'll have to literally beat on the letters to get their attention. Similarly, you'll need to hit "space" twice before it registers. I don't know what to do, and I'm not sure why. I need help, please tell me what to do.