Review on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC DotDisplay by Anand Gedam ᠌

If you are a large man with large, powerful hands, this is most likely the best phone for you in terms of the price to quality ratio. I am going to focus my attention solely on the smaller models from now on. These are some advantages: Not a bad camera. There are many fun options, including as macro, wide angle, and vlog (makes mini videos). The video stabilization is really good, even while recording handheld while walking or running. If you do not need to shoot any videos, the amount of time you will be working is one and a half days. Fast (while working simultaneously in various social networks, driving back and forth) (when working simultaneously in several social networks, driving back and forth). It takes one to one and a half hours to fully charge (I wasn't able to determine the exact time, but it's extremely quick). Cons: The video is choppy while it's moving (as when you're turning to film a panorama, for example). I experimented with shooting in RAW; after all, it is significantly lacking in quality and depth compared to the RAW format that was available on the obsolete Nikon 1s1. It won't be long until smartphones are used instead of cameras. a GIANT and HEAVY BRICK. It appears that while buying, I held it in my hands and the previous phones were not small, but this one is just a brick-brick, the hand becomes tired of holding weight for a long time, and the price tag reflects that. As a direct consequence of this, you won't carry it in every pocket. There is no protection against the wetness. The last xiaomi passed away as a result of a coup while we were in a kayak because it was in my pocket. The same thing is going to happen to this one, for sure. But I was unable to discover any phones that had a capacious acc and protection against wetness. I did not give any dooogi or other nonames on the market any consideration for a buy.