Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Aashit Seth ᠌

The phone is generally well-liked, of course. Go with either the POCO X3 or the redmi note 9 pro. WINNER: POCO After barely two weeks, I'm still getting used to it. Nonetheless, the quality of the phone well exceeds its low price. It comes with my highest recommendation. having a number of advantages. Even though I don't play mobile games, I switched from a Xiomi Mi Max2 to a ROSO X3 nfc for the reasons you've probably guessed. - storage - power bank My preferred fingerprint/NFC/camera position Clear picture and excellent audio - 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 charging In a flash, the food was there Several drawbacks: - I can't utilize a fast dial to reach a contact - I can't see what melody is assigned to a contact's call - Contact cards are inconvenient for me in general (though I'm hoping to get used to them eventually). Camera sticks out far, but that's easily remedied by purchasing a case for it; - don't get rid of the program menu (it's not crucial); I just don't enjoy having many desktops. 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. It's annoying to have the headphone jack on the bottom of the phone (but I got wireless ones), there's a lot of unnecessary bloatware preinstalled (I spent a lot of time deleting it), and after the update, some of the bloatware (in the shape of games, for example) resurfaced. One and a half months later, I'll add. It's hard to get a good read on your fingerprint with the scanner. Also, the keyboard is simply unimaginably horrible. It's necessary to pound on the letters, so to speak. You'll need to hit "space" twice. I don't know what to do, and I'm not sure why. Can you please advise me what to do to correct this?